Study on real FAA charts, with a practice exam scored the way the real one is. Then plan, check and bill every job with the tools working drone pilots use.
22 narrated lessons, more than 500 practice questions (each cited to its FAA source), full practice exams weighted like the real test, and flashcards. Try lesson 1 now or play a free round of Clear to fly? No account needed.
If you're studying
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Written to the FAA's current blueprint, each lesson narrated so you can listen as you read, and the hard parts are drawn. Slide a drone toward a cloud and watch where the rule draws the line. Turn the Class B wedding cake in your hand. Walk a real sectional symbol by symbol.
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A question lands right after the idea it tests. Miss it and you get the reason, with the regulation it comes from, before you move on.
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Chart questions sit on excerpts of current FAA sectionals and on the figures from the FAA's own testing supplement, the booklet the test hands you. Tap to zoom, the way you will on test day. Why that matters from October 26, 2026.
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Drawn at the test's current weighting and scored by FAA content area, so you know which area to study next, not just a percentage.
Every practice question is cited to its FAA source and checked three separate ways: against the source text, again in a separate review, then answered from the source alone and compared with the answer key.
Every Monday the regulations behind the questions are checked against the eCFR for amendments, and the AIM paragraphs they cite against the FAA's current text.
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Spaced repetition schedules each card for the day you'd start to lose it. Download the whole deck as a CSV or an Anki import file, each card with its FAA citation.
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Pattern puts you in the traffic pattern: fly the drone with your thumb, photograph the marks, give way to the aircraft, and one bust ends the run with the rule that ended it. Six two-minute drills and one graded scenario per test area sit beside it, every rule inside them checked against its source like the questions.
If you're already certified
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Create a job and it checks you against it: your certificate and recurrent training, the aircraft's registration and Remote ID, insurance on the day. Each line says Go, Watch or Hold, and why.
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Weather checked against Part 107's limits and your own minimums, TFRs, and the airspace and LAANC ceiling at the site, all in one place, plus a NOTAM step on every job that links you to the FAA's official search and records when you checked. When a source can't be read, it says Watch, never Go, and what a report can't see (visibility and clouds at your site) you confirm when you get there.
VLOSready doesn't request airspace authorization. Keep using your LAANC app for that; add the authorization to your wallet and the job checks it covers the flight.
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Class B, C and D drawn the way the sectional draws them, the LAANC grid, TFRs, pilot condition reports and your jobs. Tap anywhere for the same airspace check a job runs.
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A quote becomes the job when you mark it accepted. Flights log from the job and count battery cycles. The invoice comes from the quote, and a paid invoice closes the job. The job record prints for a client or insurer, and the year exports for your accountant.
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Post a job you can't take, or pick up another pilot's overflow. The pay range is up front, requirements are checked against your wallet and equipment, and contact details go only to the pilot picked. No race to tap first.
$125, one time, for the first 200 pilots: Part 107 test prep and the pilot platform, for as long as VLOSready operates.
Test prep is 22 narrated lessons, more than 500 practice questions (each cited to its FAA source), full practice exams weighted like the real test, and flashcards.
$125
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After the first 200: Part 107 test prep is $85, one time, and the pilot platform is $40 a month or $399 a year.
If you fail the FAA test within 90 days of buying, we'll refund your test-prep purchase, as long as VLOSready showed you as Ready before your test date (every lesson done, consistent full practice exams, strong scores on questions you hadn't seen before and on chart questions, no weak topic, and a passed readiness check). Email us your test report. The first lesson and a round of Clear to fly? are free with no account, so you can see how it teaches before you buy.
Try it, no account needed
This is the FAA Los Angeles sectional around Camarillo. Tap a marker and it's read to you in plain words, the way the lessons teach it.
Tap a marker on the chart.
FAA Los Angeles Sectional, 09-03-2026 edition. Not for navigation.