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FAA Part 107 Preparation Course

Become exam-ready with clear instruction and compliance-focused training designed for new commercial drone pilots and organizations launching or expanding UAS operations.

Topics Covered

Airspace • Weather • FAA Part 107 Rules • Aircraft & Performance • Operational Hazards

Options: Hosted Classes or On-Site Training for Teams

Course Overview

The FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certification is required for most commercial drone operations in the United States. This FAA Part 107 Preparation Course provides a focused review of the knowledge areas tested on the FAA exam, with practical examples and guided instruction to help participants study efficiently and operate safely.

Who This Course Is For

  • New commercial drone pilots across all industries
  • Organizations training staff to operate under FAA Part 107
  • Professionals integrating drones into existing workflows
  • No prior aviation experience required

What You’ll Learn

  • Airspace & Charts – airspace classes, restrictions, and authorizations
  • Weather – METAR/TAF fundamentals and operational impacts
  • FAA Part 107 Rules – operating limitations and compliance requirements
  • Aircraft & Performance – battery planning, loading, and limitations
  • Hazards & Risk Management – site assessment and safe decision-making

What’s Included

  • Instructor-led course and guided review
  • Practice questions and topic-based discussion
  • Study checklist and recommended next steps

Certificate of completion (if applicable)

FAA Testing

To schedule an appointment at an FAA Knowledge Testing Center near you, go here. Additional information about test-taking requirements (such as valid forms of ID and anything else you need to bring) can be found there, too.

An FAA Tracking Number (FTN) is required in order to schedule a test appointment using the link above. The IACRA web site is the only place to create or locate your FAA Tracking Number.

As of August 2016, anyone operating a drone for any commercial or business purpose must obtain an FAA remote pilot certification. The remote pilot knowledge test Unmanned Aircraft – General costs $175, includes 65 questions, and requires a passing score of 70%. With successful completion of the test, you can apply for a remote pilot certificate for FAA Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations part 107.