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FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Course

A free, complete study course for the FAA Part 107 Aeronautical Knowledge Test, the exam required to earn your Remote Pilot Certificate and fly drones commercially in the United States. Seventeen modules take you from your first eligibility question through test-day review, built directly against the FAA's own Airman Certification Standards (ACS) so nothing tested goes untaught.

Each lesson is tagged with the exact FAA ACS Task it covers, includes original practice questions calibrated to the FAA's released sample questions, and tracks your progress automatically once you're logged in.

Modules 1 through 3 are available now

Module 1
Getting Your Remote Pilot Certificate

Eligibility, TRUST, IACRA, the Aeronautical Knowledge Test, and keeping your certificate current.

Module 2
Applicable Regulations

The 14 CFR Part 107 operating rules every remote pilot has to know cold.

Module 3
Airspace Classification and Operating Requirements

Class B, C, D, E, and G airspace, and how LAANC authorization works.

Module 4
Reading Aeronautical Charts

Sectional chart symbols, airspace boundaries, and how to read them quickly.

Module 5
Weather for Remote Pilots

METARs, TAFs, and how weather conditions affect small UAS operations.

Module 6
Loading and Performance

Weight, balance, and performance limits for small unmanned aircraft.

Module 7
Aeronautical Decision-Making and Risk Management

ADM models and structured risk assessment before every flight.

Module 8
Physiological and Human Factors

Fatigue, vision limitations, and other human factors that affect flight safety.

Module 9
Airport Operations and Radio Communication Procedures

Operating near airports and standard aviation radio phraseology.

Module 10
Maintenance and Inspection Procedures

Keeping your aircraft airworthy with a documented inspection routine.

Module 11
Emergency Procedures and Contingency Planning

Lost-link procedures, flyaways, and building a real contingency plan.

Module 12
Remote Identification

Remote ID rules and how to stay compliant with your aircraft setup.

Module 13
Operations Over People and Moving Vehicles

The aircraft category system and what each category actually permits.

Module 14
Night Operations

Anti-collision lighting rules and requirements for flying after dark.

Module 15
sUAS Systems and Technology

How small drone systems actually work, from batteries to control links.

Module 16
Commercial Operations and Career Applications

Building a drone business or career once you're certificated.

Module 17
Final Exam Preparation

A full review and practice pass to get you ready for test day.

This course is written directly against the FAA's own testing materials rather than any unofficial question bank ? the FAA does not publish its live test question pool. If you want to go straight to the source:

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