You've used the free 110-question site. The Premium Pack is the volume layer on top: five full 60-question mock exams that never repeat a question, drawn from a 300-question bank — every answer explained, every explanation carrying its FAA regulation reference.
Opening soon — the free site isn't going anywhere in the meantime.
60 questions each, weighted to the FAA's published topic mix — the same weighting the real test uses. The five exams share zero questions, so your fifth attempt is as honest as your first. Answer key and full explanations in the back of each file.
Every question grouped by topic with the answer, the plain-English why, and the regulation reference directly underneath. Drill a weak topic until the reasoning is obvious, then take the mocks cold.
The free site teaches the rules. The premium bank drills applications: LAANC grid decisions, MSL-vs-AGL shelf math, TAF decoding, CRM scenarios, over-people categories, Remote ID edge cases.
It won't sit the exam for you, and it doesn't include the FAA's charts supplement (that's a free FAA download — we tell you exactly which one). No subscription, no upsell inside.
Video courses cost $179–$299 and are great if you want to be taught from zero. If you've already studied — you need repetitions under exam conditions, which is exactly what this is.
| Free site | Premium Pack | Video courses | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $0 | $29 once | $179–299 |
| Questions | 110 | 300 | varies |
| Full-length mocks | 1 | 5, non-repeating | 2–5 |
| Explanations + reg references | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Video lessons | — | — | ✔ |
The exam costs $175 per attempt. Five honest rehearsals for $29 is the cheap insurance in that equation.
Same standards, more volume, harder tier. The free site's 110 questions stay free forever. Premium adds 190 questions you won't see on the site, packaged as five non-repeating mock exams plus the full drill-format study bank.
Six PDFs in a ZIP: five mock exams and the study bank. They work on any device and print cleanly. No account, no app, no DRM.
The real test shows figures from the FAA's free testing supplement (FAA-CT-8080-2H). The pack's airspace questions train the decisions; the README links the supplement so you can practice reading the actual figures.
Written from public FAA source material (14 CFR Part 107, the Remote Pilot ACS, FAA handbooks) with the help of automated tooling, then quality-checked: balanced answer keys, no "longest answer is right" tells, no duplicates, and a regulation reference on every explanation.
If a file won't open or you got the wrong thing, you get a replacement or your money back. If you simply change your mind after downloading, that's generally not refundable — try the free 50-question PDF first to see the style.
One-time $29. Instant download. The free site stays free either way.
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