FAA Part 107 preparation
FAA Part 107 pass rate: 2025 statistics
The FAA’s 2025 annual report records an 82.96% pass rate for Unmanned Aircraft General – Small, across 73,914 tests. The average score was 79.31%. These are national exam statistics, not Airspace School student results.
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Recent FAA Part 107 pass rates
| Year | Tests | Pass rate | Average score |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 73,914 | 82.96% | 79.31% |
| 2024 | 67,576 | 84.20% | 79.95% |
| 2023 | 63,935 | 87.07% | 81.22% |
The annual reports describe test volume. They do not identify these figures as first-attempt pass rates, so we do not label them that way. The latest annual report checked for this guide was 2025; these figures are not a 2026 forecast.
Pass rate versus passing score
A pass rate describes the share of reported test attempts that passed. The passing score is the minimum result an individual needs. The UAG passing score is 70%, or 42 of 60 scored questions. An average score is a third measure: it summarises scores across the reported tests.
Does the national rate tell me how likely I am to pass?
It cannot predict an individual result. People taking the exam have different backgrounds and preparation. The annual table also does not explain why a result changed from one year to the next. Treat it as context rather than a promise about your own attempt.
A more useful preparation check is whether you can explain an answer without recognising the wording. Review unfamiliar figures, work through questions across the subject areas, and use a timed paper to find gaps.
What is Airspace School’s pass rate?
We do not currently publish an Airspace School pass-rate percentage because we do not yet have verified exam-outcome data. We do not present the FAA’s national figures as our own success rate or guarantee a pass.
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