About the FAA Part 107 exam
An overview of the FAA Part 107 knowledge test: question format, time allowance, passing score, subject areas and links to booking guidance.
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Prepare for the Part 107 knowledge test with a clear study sequence. Learn the exam topics, work through a chart lesson, then use practice questions to find what you need to revisit.
An overview of the FAA Part 107 knowledge test: question format, time allowance, passing score, subject areas and links to booking guidance.
Understand the Part 107 test: 60 scored questions, five unscored questions, two hours and a 70% passing score. See how scoring and timing work.
The FAA reports an 82.96% UAG pass rate in 2025 across 73,914 tests. Compare national pass rates, average scores and the 70% passing threshold.
See the current Part 107 exam weighting: regulations 48%, airspace 20%, weather 5%, loading and performance 2%, and operations 25%.
Explore the Part 107 syllabus: drone rules, airspace and charts, weather, aircraft loading and performance, and flight operations.
Learn how Part 107 multiple-choice questions test rules, scenarios, chart reading and interpretation. Try a free sample and see answer explanations.
Check who the FAA Part 107 certificate is for, the requirements for first-time applicants and the separate route for eligible Part 61 pilots.
Find the official steps for booking the Part 107 UAG test: obtain an FAA Tracking Number, choose a testing centre, check ID and confirm the fee.
The FAA requires a 14-day wait before retaking a failed Part 107 knowledge test. Learn how to use your result report and prepare for another attempt.
Understand what follows a Part 107 pass: apply through IACRA, complete the FAA process and keep your knowledge current with recurrent training.
Build a Part 107 study plan using guided lessons, topic practice and timed mock exams. Learn how to identify gaps and review mistakes effectively.
Explore Airspace School’s 60 Part 107 lessons, interactive 3D models, videos, 650+ practice questions and three timed mock exams.
See how Airspace School uses interactive 3D models, narrated videos and images to explain Part 107 concepts. Try a complete free lesson.
Choose between topic practice, the searchable Question Bank and timed Part 107 mock exams. Understand when to use each preparation tool.
Prepare with three timed Part 107 mock exams. Each has 60 scored questions and five unscored questions, with explanations after submission.
Understand the difference between Airspace School practice questions, published FAA samples and the protected active FAA exam bank.
Start Part 107 study without an aviation background. Try a guided lesson, learn the terminology and see how the course explains each concept.
Explore FAA Part 107 lessons, videos, interactive 3D models, the Question Bank and timed mock exams. Choose monthly or 12-month course access.
Plans start at $9.99 USD per month, or pay $39.99 USD once for 12 months. See what course access includes and which FAA fees are separate.
Find official FAA study resources and try Airspace School’s free lesson and practice questions before choosing a preparation course.
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