SkyPass: Part 107 Drone Test

Get your drone license with confidence. SkyPass helps you pass the FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot knowledge test on your first try. It is free, with no subscription and no paywall. ✈️ 1,000+ ORIGINAL PRACTICE QUESTIONS Every question covers small UAS knowledge only. You will not see manned-airplane questions you do not need. Each answer comes with a clear explanation and its source, such as 14 CFR 107.51 or AC 107-2A. 🗺️ REAL FAA TEST FIGURES Practice sectional chart, METAR, TAF and load factor questions with the same figures used on the real test, from the FAA Airman Knowledge Testing Supplement. Zoom in and pan without losing your place. ⏱️ TIMED PRACTICE EXAMS Take full 60-question exams with a 2-hour timer and a 70% passing score. Questions are weighted across the five knowledge areas like the real test. After each exam, review every missed question and see your score in each area. 🧠 SMART REVIEW • Questions you missed come back until you master them • Practice by knowledge area: Regulations, Airspace & Charts, Weather, Loading & Performance, Operations • Bookmark tricky questions • Track your exam readiness, daily goal and study streak 📚 TOPICS COVERED • Part 107 rules: altitude, speed, visibility, cloud clearance, night operations, operations over people, Remote ID, waivers, accident reporting • Airspace classes, sectional chart symbols, LAANC and TFRs • METARs, TAFs, fronts, density altitude, thunderstorms and wind shear • Load factor, weight and balance, battery safety • Aeronautical decision-making, crew resource management, emergency procedures, radio phraseology and airport operations Perfect for new commercial drone pilots, real estate and wedding photographers, inspectors, mappers and anyone preparing for the FAA Remote Pilot Certificate with a small UAS rating. SkyPass is free and supported by ads. An internet connection is required. Disclaimer: SkyPass is an independent study app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) or any government agency. The practice questions are original and written from public FAA material; they are not the official test questions. Always check current regulations at faa.gov.

First release: 1,000+ Part 107 practice questions with explanations, official FAA test figures, and timed 60-question practice exams.