Free Part 107 Exam Prep
FAA Remote Pilot Certificate - Part 107 Aeronautical Knowledge Test
Pass your Part 107 exam without spending hundreds on expensive prep courses. Free study guides, practice questions, and AI-powered learning.
Quick Facts
FAA Professional License: Complete Roadmap
Follow this path to maximize your chances of passing on the first try
Phase 1: Rules and AirspaceYou are here
Master Part 107 regulations and sectional/airspace interpretation first.
Phase 2: Night Ops and Safety Decisions
Focus on night operations, ADM, and emergency procedures.
Phase 3: Weather, Operations, and Maintenance
Review weather decoding, airport ops, and preflight readiness.
Phase 4: Timed UAG Simulations
Run full 60-question timed sets and fix recurring error patterns.
Can You Take the Part 107 Exam?
Check if you meet the basic eligibility requirements
- •Must obtain an FAA Tracking Number (FTN) before scheduling
- •Exam is taken at FAA-authorized knowledge testing centers
- •Recurrent training is required every 24 months after certification
Part 107 Quick Facts
Time to Get Licensed
2-5 weeks for most candidates
From start to license in hand
Retake Policy
After a failed attempt, you must wait 14 calendar days before retesting and pay the testing fee again.
Total Cost Breakdown
Free Part 107 Prep That Actually Works
The official pass rate is FAA does not publish a national first-time UAG pass-rate percentage.. Our students do better.
200 Practice Questions
Covers all FAA UAG matrix topic areas and weighting priorities.
AI-Powered Learning
Get targeted explanations for airspace, regulations, and night-operation items.
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Aligned with current FAA matrix categories and recurrent-training rules.
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What You'll Study
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Part 107 Exam Details
FAA Remote Pilot Certificate - Part 107 Aeronautical Knowledge Test
Administered by Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
Exam Content Breakdown
Based on the official Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) content outline
11 of 60 questions on Part 107 operating rules and regulatory requirements.
11 of 60 questions on airspace, chart interpretation, and authorization rules.
2 of 60 questions on weather sources and decision implications.
1 of 60 questions on performance effects and loading considerations.
3 of 60 questions on abnormal and emergency response actions.
2 of 60 questions on teamwork and communication in UAS operations.
2 of 60 questions on communication fundamentals in relevant airspace contexts.
1 of 60 questions on operational performance planning.
2 of 60 questions on impairment and safety risk.
2 of 60 questions on risk-aware operational decision frameworks.
2 of 60 questions on airport environment procedures and safety.
4 of 60 questions on aircraft readiness and preflight checks.
17 of 60 questions on night-operation requirements and associated risk controls.
What's Included
6 Chapters
Complete exam coverage
Practice Quizzes
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What's Next After the Part 107?
After passing the Part 107, you can pursue these career paths
AFOQT
Aviation-focused candidates can leverage Part 107 knowledge when pursuing officer aviation tracks.
ASVAB
Military applicants can combine drone operations experience with broader aptitude testing.
ASIS CPP
Security professionals can pair UAS operations with enterprise security credentials.
Part 107 Exam FAQ
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