Pass the FAA Part 107 Test with Source-Checked Practice Questions
Study with 90 free questions, plain-English explanations, and direct citations to FAA regulations—so you understand the rule instead of memorizing someone else’s answer.
The FAA moved the date to 26 October 2026. This is not the day the testing supplement disappears. See what is confirmed and what is not →
Your Three-Step Study Path
Start with a diagnosis, study only what needs work, then test your readiness under exam conditions.
Take the free diagnostic drill
Answer 90 regulations questions with no signup and see exactly what you already understand.
Review your weak topics
Use the plain-English guides below. Each one identifies the governing CFR section.
Try the scored mock exam
Use the full suite for a 60-question exam, the real two-hour clock, and a readiness score by topic.
Choose the Right Practice Option
The free drill diagnoses your regulations knowledge. The full suite prepares you across all five FAA topic areas.
| Feature | Free Drill | Full Exam Prep |
|---|---|---|
| Practice questions | 90 | 490 |
| Topic areas | Regulations | All five areas |
| Real sectional-chart questions | — | ✓ 25 |
| 60-question timed mock exam | — | ✓ Included |
| Readiness score by topic | — | ✓ Included |
| FAA citations | ✓ | ✓ |
| Price | Free | $39 one-time |
See the Practice Before You Buy
Screenshots from the full Exam Prep Suite: work with a sectional chart, then check the explanation and its source. Select an image to view it at full size.
How you use it
Download the single HTML file after purchase, open it in your browser, and choose a drill or a scored mock exam. The file runs offline after download, and progress is saved in the browser you use. The free Regulations drill lets you try the question format before choosing the full suite.
Study Guides by Topic
Go directly to the rule you need. Every guide explains the exam trap in plain English and names the source.
What Is Actually on the Test
How Many Questions Are on the Part 107 Test?
Two official FAA sources look like they disagree. Sixty scored questions, and where the other five come from.
Exam Blueprint · 5 minHow Many Regulations Questions? Twenty-Nine of Sixty
Regulations is 48% of the test. The current FAA blueprint converted into actual question counts by topic.
Airspace & Sectional Charts
Operations & Safety
What Preflight Really Requires
All six preflight provisions—including payload security and the applicable requirements for operations over people.
14 CFR 107.29 · 5 minDo You Need a Waiver at Night?
Updated training and the three-statute-mile lighting rule.
Operations · 4 minPart 107 and Monetized YouTube
The FAA’s test is based on the purpose of the flight, not payment.
Remote ID, Registration & Certification
What Remote ID Actually Broadcasts
Control-station location versus takeoff location.
Registration · 4 minOne Number or One Per Drone?
The key difference between recreational and Part 107 registration.
Certification · 4 minPart 107 Age Requirements
The three different age thresholds you need to know.
14 CFR 107 & 89 · 6 minTwo Declarations of Compliance
Same name, different parts, and completely different subjects.
Study Strategy · 7 minDo You Have to Read All of Part 107?
What the exam actually draws from and where to focus your time.
Study Strategy · 8 minHow to Use Free and Paid Part 107 Practice Tests
Use the free 90-question drill to find gaps, then build full-exam readiness with 490 questions and a scored mock exam.
Ready for All Five Topic Areas?
Regulations · Airspace & Charts · Weather · Loading & Performance · Operations. Get 490 questions, 25 real sectional-chart questions, and a scored 60-question mock exam.
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Built to Be Verified
Written and source-checked by an FAA-certificated Part 107 remote pilot. Questions are checked against 14 CFR Parts 107, 48 and 89, FAA Advisory Circulars, and the Airman Certification Standards. These are original practice questions—not FAA live exam questions.
Office20 contributed a guest article to The Drone Girl explaining the 2026 Part 107 changes and what they mean for pilots and test takers.
Read the guest article on The Drone Girl →Part 107 Updates
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