Part 107 Prep: FAA Drone Test
Not claimedPass the FAA Part 107 knowledge test on your first attempt
By ANTONIO ORTIZ SORIANO · EducationWhy we expect it: A focused, well-documented prep app with exam-weighted content, a readiness score, and a clear, testable promise for a defined audience.
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Pass the FAA Part 107 knowledge test on your first attempt.
Part 107 Prep is built around one number: 70%. That's what the FAA requires to earn your Remote Pilot Certificate — and every question, drill and score in this app exists to get you comfortably past it.
WHAT YOU GET
• 400 exam-grade questions Written against the FAA's Airman Certification Standards for the Unmanned Aircraft General (UAG) test, with every answer explained and cited to the actual regulation — 14 CFR 107, the AIM, or the Pilot's Handbook. You learn why, not just what.
• Weighted like the real exam Operations is 38% of the UAG test. Airspace and Regulations are 20% each. Practice sessions and mock exams follow that same distribution, so your study time goes where the points actually are.
• Sectional Charts Simulator Chart reading is where most candidates lose points, and it's the one topic flashcards cannot teach. Pinch and pan a live VFR sectional and work through drills on Class C and Class D boundaries, the Class E 700-foot vignette, maximum elevation figures, obstruction heights and CTAF identification.
• Full 60-question mock exams Exact format. Exact two-hour clock. Instant review with the FAA reference for every question you missed.
• Exam Readiness Score One honest number from 0 to 100. It blends your accuracy, how much of each knowledge area you have actually covered, and your latest mock exam result — and it stays deliberately conservative until you have put the work in. Know where you stand before you pay the $175 testing fee.
• Adaptive weak-area drilling The app tracks what you keep missing and keeps serving it back until it sticks.
EVERY KNOWLEDGE AREA, COVERED
- Regulations — 14 CFR Part 107, certificates, waivers, registration, Remote ID (Part 89), operations over people, night operations - Airspace & Charts — Classes A through G, sectional symbology, special use airspace, NOTAMs, TFRs, LAANC and UAS Facility Maps - Weather — METAR and TAF decoding, stability, density altitude, fog types, thunderstorms, microbursts, wind shear - Loading & Performance — weight and balance, center of gravity, load factor,lithium battery care, density altitude effects - Operations — radio procedures, airport operations and markings, aeronautical decision making, the five hazardous attitudes, physiology, maintenance, emergency and lost-link procedures
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