
Prepare for the Part 107 test in five days with daily videos, quizzes, and practice tests covering regulations, airspace, weather, and aeronautical decision making.
Discover eligibility for the FAA Part 107 remote pilot certificate, including English proficiency and age, and learn about test details, costs, and drone registration requirements.
Explore Part 107 operations regulations, including pilot in command responsibilities, visual line of sight (vlos) requirements and observers, day/night anti-collision lighting, flights over people, airspace authorization, and preflight risk assessment.
Learn Part 107 safety rules on impairment, 0.04% alcohol limits, drug restrictions, emergency deviations, and FAA reporting for accidents with serious injury, loss of consciousness, or property damage over $500.
Learn the Part 107 compliance rules, including penalties for falsifying records, drug conviction consequences, and mandatory drug testing; explore FAA waivers and inspection rights.
Explore structured airspace categories from class B to class G, learn when ATC authorization is required for drones, and grasp altitude definitions like MSL and AGL.
Explore special use airspace areas such as prohibited and restricted airspace, MOAs, warning areas, alert areas, and controlled firing areas, with chart depictions and permission requirements.
Learn to operate near airports by obtaining ATC authorization via Lance or the before you fly app, respect manned aircraft right of way, and heed any altitude or boundary restrictions.
Prepare for the Part 107 test by identifying common drone flight hazards and accident factors, including pilot proficiency, battery and propeller issues, and weather or return-to-home errors.
Explore how weather affects flight performance by analyzing density altitude and its links to air density, altitude, temperature, and humidity.
Explore wind and air currents shaping surface flight, including high and low pressure weather, turbulence near obstacles, city wind corridors, mountain effects, and land and sea breezes.
Master atmospheric stability, adiabatic heating and cooling, and lapse rates, from moist vs dry adiabatic processes to inversions, humidity, and dew point, for safer Part 107 flight planning.
Explain atmosphere concepts, including icing from supercooled water that freezes on contact and impairs lift for drones. Describe hail, fog varieties, and the three-mile visibility rule.
Explore air masses and fronts, including polar, tropical, continental, and maritime varieties, and learn how convection, instability, and fronts produce thunderstorms, microbursts, tornadoes, and lightning for part 107 prep.
Discover reliable aviation weather information sources, from Aviation Weather.gov and apps like Arrow and my radar, to METARs, TAFs, weather charts, and automated weather stations.
Learn airport operations, including towered and non-towered airports, traffic patterns, runway and taxiway markings, six types of signs, beacons, and ctaf procedures.
Learn aviation radio communications basics for drone pilots, including traffic patterns, radio procedures, CTAF and UNICOM, ATIS, tail numbers, phonetic alphabet, and phraseology for altitudes, speeds, and times in UTC.
Learn how proper aircraft loading and weight balance, CG and CP relationships, and load factors affect stability and performance, including stall speeds and safe flight in banked turns.
Learn emergency procedures for drones, including deviations from Part 107 during emergencies and FAA reporting. Cover battery hazards, preflight checks, loss of control, flyaways, GPS loss, and radio interference.
Learn aeronautical decision making (ADM) as a systematic approach to risk assessment, CRM, and situational awareness for safe drone operation, using I'm safe and PAVE checklists.
Learn how physiology affects drone piloting under part 107, including impairment rules and alcohol limits. Understand fatigue, dehydration, hyperventilation, stress, and safe vision scanning with fitness for flight.
Develop a maintenance and inspection routine following manufacturer schedules or personal records, and perform a thorough pre-flight inspection of airframe, propulsion, avionics, GPS, and system software updates as needed.
Are you looking for a comprehensive course to help you prepare for the FAA Part 107 exam?
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This course offers a comprehensive and convenient way to study for the exam, with everything you need all in one place.
This course is designed for people who have busy schedules and need to cram for the exam. We cover everything you need to know, including flight rules and regulations, airspace classification, weather concepts, and more.
This course is self-paced but organized to help you maximize your study sessions. In just five days, you'll be ready with concise, easy-to-understand lessons covering all required topics.
You'll get access to quizzes that will help assess your progress as you go. This course also includes practice tests that each have 60 questions and mimic the FAA test. These tests will give you plenty of practice, so you'll be well prepared. There's also a course forum where you can ask questions and get support from an FAA licensed instructor and other students.
You will be confident and fully prepared to ace your test by the end of your course.
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