FAA Part 107 · Remote Pilot
Stop worrying about the rules. Start charging for the footage.
The Part 107 knowledge test is 60 questions, two hours, and 70% to pass. It is not hard. It is just unfamiliar. We drill you on the parts that actually get asked, and we tell you exactly which rule you got wrong and why.
Written from the regulation, not a forum post
Every answer cites the section it comes from — 14 CFR 107.51(b), not 'I think it's 400 feet.' When the FAA amends a rule, the citation is how we find what to fix.
Mapped to the FAA's own ACS codes
Fail the real test and the FAA hands you a report listing codes like UA.I.B.K21b. Every question here carries that same code, so your weak spots are already in the format the FAA speaks.
Three choices, and a clock that doesn't stop
The actual UAG exam gives three options, not four, and the mock runs the real 60 questions in two hours. Practising against four-option questions with no timer trains the wrong instincts.
What the test covers
Five areas of operation, weighted exactly as the FAA weights them.
- IRegulations15–25%
- IIAirspace & Operating Requirements15–25%
- IIIWeather11–16%
- IVLoading & Performance7–11%
- VOperations35–45%