October 26, 2026: current sectional chart images join the Part 107 test. What changes · Free chart practice
173+ exam-style questions written from the FAA's own source material, every answer explained with its regulation reference, and a full 60-question mock exam weighted to the FAA's current test blueprint.
Drill one knowledge area at a time with instant feedback and explanations. Answer choices shuffle on every attempt, so you learn the material — not the letter positions.
Part 107 operating rules: weight, altitude, speed, waivers, accident reporting, certificates.
Start 37 questions →Sectional charts, airspace Classes B, C, D, E and G, LAANC, TFRs, and MEFs — where you can fly and when you need permission.
Start 38 questions →METARs, TAFs, density altitude, stable vs unstable air, fog, and thunderstorms.
Start 20 questions →Weight and balance, center of gravity, load factor, and battery care.
Start 14 questions →Aeronautical decision making, CRM, physiology, radio calls, emergencies, and maintenance.
Start 46 questions →Anti-collision lighting, civil twilight, and night-vision physiology.
Start 9 questions →Standard RID vs broadcast modules vs FRIAs — added to the FAA test in April 2021, alongside the night and over-people rules.
Start 9 questions →25 questions on excerpts of current FAA sectional charts: practice for the image-based questions the FAA says start on October 26, 2026.
Start 25 questions →60 questions, 120-minute timer, FAA area weighting, per-topic score breakdown at the end.
Start the mock exam →Read the plain-English study guides — one per exam area, built from the FAA's official sources.
Take each topic quiz until you're consistently above 85%. Every miss shows the correct answer, why, and the regulation behind it.
Run the timed 60-question mock at least twice. Score 85%+ twice in a row and you're in strong shape for the 70% pass mark.
Everything on the exam, explained like a human wrote it.
The commercial drone rule explained — and who actually needs the certificate.
IACRA, PSI scheduling, exam day, and registration — step by step.
The recreational exception versus the commercial certificate — where the line falls, and the grey cases (monetized video, favours, your own roof) resolved.
B, C, D, E, G — chart colors, authorizations, and LAANC.
Airspace colors, airport data blocks, MEF numbers, obstruction heights, and the MSL-to-AGL conversions the exam asks for.
Facility-map grids, approved suppliers, the 0-ft grid problem, and what to do when LAANC says no.
Decode METARs and TAFs, and understand density altitude.
The 2021 rules: lighting, training, and night vision.
Standard RID, broadcast modules, and FRIAs, minus the confusion.
Which rules 107.205 lets the FAA waive, which can never be waived, and why a waiver is not the same thing as an airspace authorization.
What it costs, how hard it is, and a free 2-week study plan.
Free 50-question Part 107 practice exam PDF — with a full answer key and explanations. Print it, mark it up, study offline.
Download the Free PDFYes. Every question, explanation, and study guide on this site is free, with no account required. We also sell an optional Premium Pack of extra mock exams, but every practice test, explanation, and study guide on this site stays free.
60 multiple-choice questions in 120 minutes at a PSI testing center. You need 70% to pass — that means you can miss up to 18 questions. Our mock exam mirrors this format and draws its 60 questions by the FAA's current area weighting (the blueprint in effect since September 29, 2025).
No one outside the FAA has the live exam bank — anyone claiming otherwise is guessing. Our questions are original, written to the same specifications the FAA publishes: the Remote Pilot Airman Certification Standards, 14 CFR Part 107, and the FAA study guides. Every explanation cites its source.
Our rule of thumb (not an FAA standard): score 85% or higher on two consecutive full mock exams. That leaves a 15-point cushion over the 70% pass mark, though no practice score guarantees a pass. The cost & difficulty guide includes a free 2-week study plan.