FAA PART 107 Test Prep

Prepare for the FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot exam with practical, instructor-led training designed to make aviation concepts easier to understand and apply. Learn the regulations, airspace, weather, and operational knowledge you need to pass the exam on your first attempt and become a knowledgeable, safety-focused drone pilot.

Sectional aeronautical chart showing Colorado Springs, Colorado, including Colorado Springs Airport, Peterson Space Force Base, and surrounding airspace

FAA REgulations

  • Part 107 rules, pilot responsibilities, registration, Remote ID, waivers, and operating limitations.

Quadcopter drone flying against a bright blue sky with white clouds

Airport Operations

  • Airport traffic patterns, CTAF, and radio communication procedures.

Aerial view of an airport runway marked 20, taxiways, parked airplanes, terminal facilities, parking lots, and surrounding residential neighborhoods.

Sectional charts

  • Class A, B, C, D, E, and G airspace, sectional chart interpretation, airport data, and airspace restrictions.

Utility workers in safety vests operate a drone near electrical transmission towers.

Aviation Weather

  • METARs, TAFs, weather reports, wind, visibility, clouds, density altitude, and weather effects on drone performance.

Green field lined with trees beneath dramatic dark storm clouds

Flight Operations

  • Preflight planning, VLOS, visual observers, operations over people, moving vehicles, and night operations.

Futuristic camera drone hovering in a dark blue sky with red navigation lights

Emergency Procedures

  • Lost-link procedures, flyaways, emergency landings, crew coordination, and risk management.

Heavy-lift hexacopter drone carrying a cardboard package against a blue sky

ADM & CRM

  • ADM, hazardous attitudes, IMSAFE, situational awareness, crew coordination, and risk management.

Commercial airline pilots in uniform operating a jet cockpit with overhead control panels and a flight checklist

Airspace authorizations

  • LAANC, controlled airspace authorization, waivers & COAs

U.S. airspace classes volume-view diagram showing Class A, B, C, D, E, and G airspace with altitude limits and authorization requirements

Loading & Performance

  • Weight and balance, center of gravity, load factor, performance limitations, and battery considerations.