Course Information
Course Overview
Trusted by real test-takers helped recent students score up to 95% - FAA Part 107, Save Time, Learn The Important Stuff.
Passing the FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot exam is the only legal way to make money flying drones in the United States. But with a passing score requirement of 70% and an exam fee of $175 per attempt, you cannot afford to go in unprepared.
This practice test course is your ultimate co-pilot. It has been meticulously updated for the 2026 exam cycle, ensuring you aren't just memorizing old questions, but mastering the current regulations—including the latest rules on Remote ID, Operations Over People, and Night Operations.
Why choose this practice test? Unlike other courses that rely on outdated questions from 2018, this course simulates the difficulty and style of the actual FAA exam. We provide 550+ high-quality questions across 6 specific knowledge domains.
We don’t just tell you the right answer; we teach you why it’s right. Every single question comes with a comprehensive explanation that breaks down the logic, cites the specific regulation (14 CFR), and explains why the incorrect options are wrong.
What You Will Get:
6 Full-Length Section Tests: Targeted practice for every knowledge area.
550+ Unique Questions: A massive bank of questions with no duplicates.
2026 Regulatory Updates: Covers Remote ID, Night Ops without waivers, and Moving Vehicle rules.
Deep-Dive Explanations: detailed reasoning for every correct and incorrect answer to reinforce your learning.
Exam Simulation: Questions are randomized and phrased to mimic the "tricky" wording used by the FAA.
Knowledge Domains Covered:
This course is structured exactly like the real exam, broken down into the official FAA knowledge areas:
1. Regulations (14 CFR Part 107)
Focus: Registration, Remote Pilot Certification, Visual Line of Sight (VLOS), Remote ID, and Operations Over People (Categories 1-4).
Goal: Master the rules of the road so you can fly legally and avoid fines.
2. Airspace Classification & Operating Requirements
Focus: Controlled vs. Uncontrolled airspace (Classes B, C, D, E, G), Special Use Airspace (Prohibited, Restricted, MOAs), and altitude limits.
Goal: Learn to interpret complex scenarios to determine if you need ATC authorization.
3. Weather
Focus: Decoding METAR and TAF reports, understanding atmospheric stability, fog formation, thunderstorms, and density altitude.
Goal: Learn to read aviation weather briefings like a pro.
4. Loading & Performance
Focus: Weight and balance, center of gravity (CG) shifts, load factors in turns, and battery performance in extreme temperatures.
Goal: Understand the physics that keep your drone in the air.
5. Operations
Focus: Airport operations, radio communication procedures (CTAF/UNICOM), emergency procedures (flyaways/lost link), and collision avoidance.
Goal: Integrate safely into the National Airspace System alongside manned aircraft.
6. Risk Management, Physiology & Maintenance
Focus: Aeronautical Decision Making (ADM), Crew Resource Management (CRM), hazardous attitudes, physiological factors (drugs/alcohol/fatigue), and maintenance protocols.
Goal: Think like a pilot to prevent accidents before they happen.
Who this course is for:
Aspiring Commercial Drone Pilots: Individuals wanting to earn money for aerial photography, real estate, surveying, or inspections.
Current Part 107 Holders: Pilots looking to recertify or brush up on the newest 2025-2026 regulations (like Remote ID).
Hobbyists: Recreational flyers who want to fly safer and understand the airspace they share.
Public Safety Officers: Police and Fire personnel integrating drones into their operations.
Requirements:
No prior aviation knowledge is required.
A desire to learn and pass the FAA Part 107 exam!
Don’t guess your way through the exam. Master the material, save the $175 retake fee, and earn your wings with confidence. This course is a complete and accurate FAA UAS (Part 107) resource, designed with AI-enhanced structure and clarity to ensure full alignment with the expert-level exam domains.
Enroll today and start your journey to becoming a Certified FAA Remote Pilot!
Course Content
- 1 section(s)
- Section 1 Practice Tests
What You’ll Learn
- Master 14 CFR Part 107 regulations, including the latest 2026 rules on Remote ID, Night Operations, and Operations Over People., Interpret Sectional Aeronautical Charts to correctly identify Airspace Classes (B, C, D, E, G) and flight restrictions., Decode aviation weather reports (METARs & TAFs) and calculate how weather factors like density altitude affect drone performance., Apply Aeronautical Decision Making (ADM) and Risk Management principles to pass the FAA Remote Pilot Exam with confidence.
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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JJames Edward Lichniak
Thank you. Took the Part 107 exam 2 days ago and got a 95%. I am a recently retired doc and college professor and was looking for a new challenge. Now off to a new adventure. Thank you