Free Aviation Practice Questions

The FAA Part 107 exam (Unmanned Aircraft General - Small) is required to fly drones commercially in the US. It covers airspace classification, weather, loading/performance, operations, and regulations. The exam has 60 multiple-choice questions with a 2-hour time limit, and you need 70% to pass.

With proper study, the Part 107 exam has a pass rate of 80-90%. The most challenging topics are typically airspace classification, reading sectional charts, and weather theory. Most candidates study 15-20 hours over 2-3 weeks. The exam costs $175 and is administered at PSI testing centers.

Air traffic controllers must pass the AT-SA (Air Traffic Selection and Training) exam, complete the FAA Academy program in Oklahoma City, and pass on-the-job training at their assigned facility. Candidates must be US citizens, under 31 at appointment, pass medical and security clearances, and have either 3 years of work experience or a bachelor's degree.