FAA Part 107 Exam Test Prep

Learn to distinguish AGL from MSL and apply these height measurements to fly safely, map, and survey within the 400 feet AGL rule.

Navigate FAA Part 107 rules for sUAS, including registration, visual line of sight, night operations with anti-collision lighting, and remote ID, plus over-people categories and pre-flight checks.

Develop a comprehensive preflight checklist by verifying airspaces and authorizations with Air Map (FAA partnered), checking weather on aviation weather.gov, and ensuring battery, wind, and transmitter readiness.

Review the FAA Part 107 unit on responsibilities, rules, and physiological factors, including alcohol limits, medical factors, dehydration, fatigue, hyperventilation, and how these affect flight safety.

Explore how to read airspace regulations for the FAA Part 107 exam, including Class A–E, restricted zones, ceilings and floors, and authorization paths via Air Map and Drone Zone.

Explore unrestricted airspace (class G) and essential sectional chart features. Learn about NOTAMs, TFRs, TRSA, ADIZ, MOAs, prohibited and restricted areas for safe drone operations.

Learn to read latitude and longitude on sectional charts using degrees, minutes, and seconds, and locate airports with the grid pattern, using Bar Harbor as an example.

Learn how density, temperature, humidity, altitude, and pressure shape air density and density altitude, and how these factors affect aircraft performance and flight safety.

Learn airport operations and ATC communications basics for FAA Part 107, including runway patterns, left-hand traffic, the five legs, and when to call ATC, plus waivers and manual authorization options.

Explore aeronautical decision making and crew resource management for drone operations, highlighting edm and crm, the 3p model (perceive, process, perform), and the pave, care, decide framework plus stress management.