Part 107 PrepRemote pilot study site

Pass the Part 107 knowledge test.

Everything you need for the FAA remote pilot certificate in one place: how the certification process works, the regulations in plain English, the airspace and weather you will be tested on, and timed practice exams that score the way the real test does.

Take a practice exam See the process
Unmanned Aircraft General, Small (UAG)
Questions
60 multiple choice, three options each
Time
2 hours
To pass
70% 42 of 60 correct
Fee
$175 paid to PSI when you schedule
Minimum age
16
Stay current
24 mo free online recurrent training
Figures verified against FAA and PSI sources, October 2026.

Where to start

The test is not hard, but it is wide. Most people who fail did not expect sectional charts, METARs, and Class E airspace to be on a drone test. Pick the path that matches where you are.

New to drones and aviation

Start with how certification works, then read the five study modules in order. Budget two to three weeks of evenings.

Start with the process

I already fly, I need the aviation side

Airspace and chart reading, then weather. Those two areas are where experienced hobbyists lose the most points.

Open the airspace module

My test is this week

Take a full 60-question timed exam, review every missed question, then drill the weak category with a topic quiz.

Start a timed exam

What the test covers

The FAA publishes the weighting of each knowledge area on the UAG test. Operations is the biggest slice, but it is also the most intuitive. Airspace and regulations are where memorization pays off.

The practice exam draws questions in these same proportions: 12 regulations, 12 airspace, 8 weather, 5 loading and performance, 23 operations.

What you get here

  • A step-by-step guide to the certification process, from your FAA Tracking Number to the plastic card in the mail.
  • Five study modules matched to the FAA's knowledge areas, with key-fact boxes and test tips.
  • A section-by-section cheat sheet of 14 CFR Part 107, plus Remote ID and registration.
  • A practice sectional chart you can read the way the test expects.
  • More than 200 original practice questions, every one with an explanation and a reference.
  • Full timed exams, quick checks, topic quizzes, and a score history kept on your own device.

What has changed lately

  • Remote ID has been required on registered aircraft since September 2023, with enforcement since March 2024.
  • Night operations and operations over people have been allowed without a waiver since April 2021 when the aircraft and pilot meet the new rules. The old recurrent test became free online training at the same time.
  • Part 108, the proposed rule for routine beyond visual line of sight flying, reached final White House review in July 2026. It is a separate framework for automated operations. Part 107 itself is unchanged.

Reviewed October 2026. See the resources page for the official sources.

Not sure how ready you are?

A 20-question quick check takes about ten minutes and shows you a category breakdown.

Start a quick check