Part 107 · United States
Flying a drone under Part 107 takes a Remote Pilot Certificate. First-time pilots get one by passing the FAA knowledge test, called UAG. It covers regulations, airspace, weather, loading and performance, and operations. Our packs cover all five areas, with extra practice on sectional charts.
60 multiple-choice questions in up to 2 hours, with 70% needed to pass. The test may also include unscored questions the FAA is trying out; they are not part of the 60. From 26 October 2026, some questions use images from current FAA sectional charts. Source: Remote Pilot – Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Airman Certification Standards (FAA-S-ACS-10B), faa.gov, FAA Airman Knowledge Testing Matrix (25 September 2026), faa.gov, Airman Testing Community Advisory, September 2026 Special Edition, faa.gov, checked 26 Oct 2026.
Each pack covers one part of your study. The bundle has every pack, plus practice questions across all five areas and full timed mocks.
Questions mapped to every knowledge area, full timed mocks, the guide, flashcards, the video course and the chart drill.
Questions on sectional chart excerpts from FAA charts, read the way the test asks.
A study guide covering every knowledge area, as an ebook and as audio.
Rule numbers, airspace and a METAR and TAF decoder, as flashcards and a two-page sheet.
Narrated lessons with captions across every knowledge area, including chart reading.
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A short lesson on the rules for flying over people, plus a diagnostic across the five knowledge areas with a report by area and topic. More about it
No. Prepanchor is an independent publisher, not affiliated with or endorsed by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). We write our own questions and never copy the FAA's sample questions.
You must be at least 14 to take the knowledge test and at least 16 to get a Remote Pilot Certificate. You also need to read, speak, write and understand English. Sources: Remote Pilot ACS and Become a Drone Pilot, on faa.gov, checked 26 October 2026.
From 26 October 2026, the FAA says the knowledge test includes image-based questions that are not in the printed testing supplement, using images from current FAA sectional charts. The supplement stays in use until the FAA sets a date to remove it. The FAA keeps the images in live questions confidential. Source: FAA testing advisory, September 2026, checked 26 October 2026.
You can retake the test 14 calendar days after the failed attempt. Bring the failed test report to the testing center. Source: Remote Pilot ACS, checked 26 October 2026.
No second test, but to keep flying under Part 107 you must complete free online recurrent training from the FAA every 24 calendar months. Source: Become a Drone Pilot, on faa.gov, checked 26 October 2026.
Yes. Each pack covers one part of your study. If you buy the bundle later, the price of a pack you already own comes off at checkout.