Drone pilot test prep
Pass the Part 107 drone test
Practice questions for the FAA Remote Pilot (Part 107) knowledge test, the exam you need to fly a drone commercially. Every answer is explained and tied to the rule behind it, on your phone or tablet, even offline.
Free download. Test prep is included with Afterburner, with a free trial for new subscribers.
146 practice questions, each with an explanation.
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Under Part 107, a small unmanned aircraft must weigh
How NexHawk helps you pass
Study mode
See the explanation and the regulation or handbook reference after every answer.
Timed quiz mode
Practice under a clock, like the real knowledge test.
Works offline
The question bank downloads to your phone or tablet, so you can study anywhere.
Pick up where you left off
Your session saves automatically and resumes next time.
Every test topic
Regulations, airspace, weather, performance, navigation, human factors and more.
Updated in the cloud
New and corrected questions reach the app without waiting for an app update.
What the questions cover
- Part 107 regulations and remote pilot privileges
- Airspace classes and when you need LAANC authorization
- Reading sectional charts
- Weather, METARs and TAFs
- Loading, performance and density altitude
- Night and civil twilight operations
- Operations over people and Remote ID
- Emergency procedures and lost link
- Crew resource management and decision making
Questions pilots ask
What is on the Part 107 test?
The FAA Unmanned Aircraft General (UAG) knowledge test has 60 multiple choice questions with 2 hours to finish, and you need 70 percent to pass. It is taken at an FAA approved testing center.
Who needs a Part 107 certificate?
Anyone flying a drone for work or business in the US, from real estate photos to inspections, needs a Remote Pilot Certificate. You must be at least 16 and pass the knowledge test.
How long is a Part 107 certificate good for?
The certificate does not expire, but you must complete free FAA online recurrent training every 24 calendar months to keep flying under Part 107.
How much does NexHawk cost?
The app is free to download. Test prep is part of the Afterburner add on, which includes a free trial for new subscribers, then $20.99 per quarter or $69.99 per year in the US.
Are these the actual FAA test questions?
No. They are original practice questions written in the style of the FAA knowledge test, with explanations that point to the rule in 14 CFR Part 107 so you understand why each answer is right.
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NexHawk is not affiliated with the FAA. Practice questions are written in the style of the FAA knowledge tests; always confirm details against current regulations and FAA publications.