Part 107 Drone Test Prep

Prepare for the FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot knowledge test, the Unmanned Aircraft General (Small) exam, entirely offline. The test is 60 multiple-choice questions with a 70 percent pass mark, and it costs 175 dollars every time you sit it. This app is built so that nothing you study here is the reason you have to pay that twice. EVERY ANSWER IS CITED, AND CHECKED Over 430 questions. Every one carries a citation to a specific section of a published FAA document, shown with the explanation the moment you answer. 14 CFR Part 107, the Airman Certification Standards, the Remote Pilot Study Guide, the Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge, Advisory Circular 107-2A and the Aeronautical Information Manual. If a question cannot be cited, it does not ship. The build refuses to compile without a citation on every item, and an automated check reads the current text of the regulation and confirms the section really says what the question claims. SECTIONAL CHART DRILLS Chart reading is the part most candidates find hardest, so it is the part this app spends the most on. Fifteen real FAA sectional chart excerpts and more than a hundred drills, zoomable and pannable, with questions anchored to a specific point on the chart. Airspace class, floor and ceiling, obstruction height, frequencies, and the multi-step judgement of whether a flight is actually permitted. A symbol reference is one tap away while you are answering. FULL TIMED MOCK EXAMS Sixty questions, two hours, drawn across the five ACS areas of operation in the same proportions as the real test. Scored against the 70 percent pass mark with a per-subject breakdown, and a review mode that walks you through every question you missed with its explanation and source. AN HONEST READINESS SCORE One number, weighted toward your recent answers, compared directly against the 70 percent pass mark, with a per-subject breakdown so you know what to drill. It deliberately will not tell you that you are ready on thin evidence. If you have not answered enough questions for the number to mean anything, it says so instead of guessing. MAPPED TO THE ACS Every question is tagged with the Airman Certification Standards knowledge code it tests, the same taxonomy the FAA writes the exam from, so coverage is something you can check rather than take on trust. READ THE RULES FIRST Each subject opens with the FAA text that subject rests on, quoted word for word with the document and section it came from. No paraphrase, no summary written by us. SPACED REPETITION Questions you get wrong come back sooner. Questions you have mastered back off. All scheduling happens on your device. WORKS ON A PLANE No account, no server, no network required for any feature. Nothing you do is uploaded anywhere. FREE DURING EARLY RELEASE Everything is included while the app is in early release: the complete question bank, all sectional chart drills, unlimited mock exams, the readiness score and spaced repetition. Full price will be 19.99 dollars, one-time, not a subscription. If it helps you pass, a rating is what keeps it going. NOT AFFILIATED WITH THE FAA This app is not affiliated with, approved by, or endorsed by the FAA. Questions and explanations are derived from published FAA material, which is in the public domain. Regulations change. Always check the current text at ecfr.gov and faa.gov before you fly; the citation on each question tells you exactly where to look.