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FAA Part 107 · Remote Pilot

Pass Your FAA Part 107 Drone Test the First Time

Become a certified Remote Pilot. Study the exact topics on the Remote Pilot knowledge test with ACS-aligned practice questions, an AI tutor that explains every answer, the proven 5-step method, and Smart Review spaced repetition that brings each question back right before you’d forget it.

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16+
minimum age
~60
knowledge-test questions
70%
passing score
24 mo
recurrent training cycle

How to earn your FAA Remote Pilot certificate

To fly a drone commercially under Part 107 you need a Remote Pilot Certificate. Here’s what the FAA requires:

  1. 1

    Be at least 16 years old

    You must be 16+ to hold a Remote Pilot certificate.

  2. 2

    Read, speak, write & understand English

    With allowances for certain medical conditions.

  3. 3

    Be in a condition to fly safely

    A physical and mental state that lets you operate safely.

  4. 4

    Pass the Unmanned Aircraft General – Small knowledge test

    The aeronautical knowledge test for the Remote Pilot certificate, taken at an FAA testing center.

  5. 5

    Pass TSA security vetting

    Automatic after you apply for the certificate through IACRA.

The knowledge test is the part you study for — that’s where we come in. Always confirm current requirements at faa.gov/uas.

What’s on the Part 107 knowledge test

Airspace classification (Class B–G) and operating requirements
Reading sectional charts & airspace authorizations (LAANC)
Aviation weather sources, METARs/TAFs, and effects on small drones
Regulations: Part 107 rules, waivers, and night operations
Loading, performance, and the physics of small UAS
Crew resource management, physiology, and risk/decision-making

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