Part 107 study guide
The FAA's Part 107 remote pilot knowledge test (Unmanned Aircraft General – Small) is 60 questions in 2 hours, and you need 70 percent to pass. It covers five areas: regulations, airspace, operations, weather, and loading and performance. These guides and practice questions are free, cited to the FAA source.
Guides
- The Part 107 test changes on October 26, 2026From October 26, 2026 the FAA's Part 107 (UAG) knowledge test adds image questions from current sectional charts that aren't in the testing supplement.
- How to get your Part 107 remote pilot certificateThe FAA's steps to a Part 107 remote pilot certificate: FTN in IACRA, the UAG knowledge test at a PSI center, Form 8710-13, the TSA check, and recurrent training.
- Finding a Part 107 test center and booking the testFind a Part 107 test center and book the FAA UAG knowledge test with PSI: your FTN first, the fee, what ID to bring, test day, and your results.
- Part 107 rules and limits: the numbers that matterThe Part 107 operating limits in one place: 400 feet AGL, 87 knots, 3 miles visibility, cloud clearance, line of sight, night lighting and what can be waived.
- Airspace classes for Part 107 drone pilotsClass A through G explained for Part 107: the shapes of Class B, C and D, where Class E starts, and exactly which airspace needs LAANC or ATC authorization.
- How to read a sectional chart for the Part 107 testRead a VFR sectional like the Part 107 test asks: airspace lines and vignettes, airport data blocks, obstacle MSL and AGL heights, and the maximum elevation figure.
Practice questions by area
- RegulationsAbout 48 percent of the test. Five questions on the operating limits, night lighting and staying current.
- Airspace and requirementsAbout 20 percent of the test. Five questions on the airspace classes, when you need authorization, and reading a chart.
- OperationsAbout 25 percent of the test. Five questions on decision-making, fitness to fly, airport traffic and emergencies.
- WeatherAbout 5 percent of the test. Five questions on decoding METARs and on how weather affects a small drone.
- Loading and performanceAbout 2 percent of the test. Five questions on weight, center of gravity, and how density altitude changes what the aircraft can do.