
Our FAA Part 107 Practice Test is designed to help drone pilots get fully prepared for the official Remote Pilot Certificate exam. Every question mirrors the format, difficulty, and knowledge areas tested by the FAA, making this the most accurate way to study and check your readiness.
Our practice test follows the exact structure of the FAA exam, with questions covering all essential knowledge areas required for passing. You’ll review:
Understand Part 107 rules, remote pilot responsibilities, preflight requirements, waivers, and operating limitations.
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Learn how Class B, C, D, E, and G airspace work, and how to interpret sectional charts like a real pilot.
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Study METARs, TAFs, cloud types, wind conditions, visibility, and weather patterns that affect drone performance.
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Explore weight distribution, center of gravity, battery performance, and how aircraft loading affects control.
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Understand radio phrases, CTAF/UNICOM, runway markings, and safe practices around airports.
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We offer a full-length FAA Part 107 practice test that mirrors the real exam in format, timing, and difficulty. Our questions match the style, complexity, and subject distribution of the official FAA test, so you know exactly what to expect on exam day.
We continuously update our test bank to reflect the latest FAA regulations and training requirements.
Practice as many times as you need and track improvement with each attempt.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced drone operator, our test adapts to your learning needs.
Great for anyone taking the initial Part 107 exam or brushing up for recurrent knowledge training.
Yes. The questions follow the same style, structure, and difficulty level as the official FAA exam. You’ll encounter realistic scenarios on regulations, airspace, weather, and operational decision-making—just like on test day.
You can take the practice test as many times as you want. Repeating the test helps reinforce tricky topics and ensures you're fully prepared before scheduling your FAA exam.
Use a combination of:
Most students combine practice tests with focused review to pass on the first attempt.