Part 107 Exam Study Guide

Pass the Part 107 test by knowing what the FAA actually asks — which airspace needs an authorization, what that dashed magenta line means, how to decode a METAR, when an accident must be reported, how high you can fly next to a tower — instead of rereading the regulations. Part 107 Exam Study Guide is a focused, fully offline companion for the FAA Remote Pilot (small unmanned aircraft systems) aeronautical knowledge test, the exam every commercial drone pilot in the United States must pass. The app is organized exactly like the FAA's own Airman Certification Standards: all five weighted areas of operation, so you can drill your weakest area or work through the whole test. SIX WAYS TO STUDY • Flashcards — tap to reveal, tagged by ACS area • Multiple-choice questions set in real drone jobs — a roof inspection near a Class D airport, a wedding shoot at civil twilight, a farm survey on a hot afternoon — every one with a worked explanation • True/false drills built from the misconceptions that cost marks • Term-matching game — pair key terms in rounds of five • Searchable glossary of the vocabulary the test assumes you know • Formulas & limits reference — the altitude, speed, visibility and cloud-clearance limits, reporting deadlines, registration and certificate rules, plus the density-altitude, load-factor and time-zone math, each with the trap to avoid WHAT'S COVERED • Regulations — Part 107 applicability and definitions, registration, remote pilot responsibilities, accident reporting, visual line of sight and visual observers, operating limitations, night operations, operations over people and moving vehicles, waivers, certification and recurrent training, and Remote ID • Airspace Classification, Operating Requirements and Flight Restrictions — Class A through G and how each is drawn on a sectional chart, special-use airspace, TFRs and NOTAMs, LAANC and airspace authorizations, airport data, obstructions, MSL versus AGL • Weather — METARs and TAFs, weather sources, density altitude, stability, fronts, wind shear, thunderstorms, fog and icing, and their effect on a small unmanned aircraft • Loading and Performance — weight and balance, center of gravity, load factor, stalls, battery performance and manufacturer limits • Operations — radio communications and the phonetic alphabet, airport operations and traffic patterns, emergency procedures, aeronautical decision-making and crew resource management, physiology, and maintenance and preflight inspection CURRENT FOR TODAY'S TEST Built to the FAA's current Remote Pilot Airman Certification Standards — five areas, 60 questions, 70% to pass — including Remote ID, night operations, the operations-over-people categories and the current recurrent-training rules. STUDY ANYWHERE Everything works completely offline. No account, no sign-up, no ads, and no data collection of any kind. Start free with a preview of every area. Unlock the full library with a weekly, monthly or annual subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase — all four unlock identical content, and duration is the only difference. This app is an independent study aid and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) or PSI. It is not the knowledge test and does not confer a Remote Pilot Certificate. It provides exam study material only. Regulations, airspace and procedures change over time — always verify current rules with the FAA before flying or testing. OFFICIAL SOURCES • FAA — Become a Drone Pilot (Part 107): https://www.faa.gov/uas/commercial_operators/become_a_drone_pilot • eCFR — 14 CFR Part 107, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems: https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-14/chapter-I/subchapter-F/part-107 This is not a government app: it is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by any government agency or licensing board, and it does not provide licensing, registration, or any other official government service.