Online Part 107 Test Prep — Pass the FAA Exam with Confidence
Prepare for the FAA Part 107 exam with 10 hours of online instruction, 600+ practice questions, lifetime access, and Weekly Live Part 107 Review Sessions. Learn from professional drone and aviation instructors, backed by a 99.9% pass rate and 22,000 students.
Part 107 Exam Pass Guarantee
Pass the Part 107 Exam or We’ll Pay Your Retest Fee + Give You Additional Live Prep at No Cost.
Eligibility requirements apply. An eligible student must complete 100% of the required course modules within the applicable 90-day period, earn at least 85% on at least three practice exams, and take the FAA exam within the applicable eligibility period. If the student fails, DARTdrones will pay the FAA retest fee and provide additional live prep at no cost. This guarantee does not refund the course purchase price.
Online students must complete all required modules, including Night Operations, to 100% within 90 days before their exam date. In-person students must take the exam within 90 days of their class date or complete each required online module within 90 days before taking the exam. Students who attended before the March 1, 2021 FAA rule change must also complete the Night Operations modules.
FAA exam questions are not published. Practice questions are aligned with exam topics, but wording differs; memorizing the question bank alone is not sufficient preparation. Excessive practice-test attempts with unreasonably short completion times do not qualify. The guarantee may be used once per student. Students must submit their failing test scorecard to the DARTdrones support team for review. Additional eligibility requirements apply.
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FAA Part 107 curriculum designed by industry experts to ensure the most professional training possible
- Regulations Under FAA Part 107
- Pilot In Command
- Registration Requirements
- Eligibility Requirements
- Conditions for Safe Operations
- Waiver Policy
- Airspace Classifications
- National Airspace System
- Air Traffic Control
- Clearances and Permissions
- Uncontrolled Airspace
- Controlled Airspace
- Flight Restrictions
- Restricted Areas
- Filing NOTAMS
- Special Use Airspace
- Military Training Routes
- VFR versus IFR Flight Rules
- Chart Study
- Reading Sectional Charts
- Chart Legend
- Navigation Basics
- Chart Interpretation
- Difficult Chart Test Questions
- Airport Operations for Drone Pilots
- Operating Near an Airport
- Traffic Patterns
- Heliports
- Towered and Non-Towered Airports
- Runway Markings and Signage
- Radio Communications for sUAS Pilots
- Controlled Tower Communication Procedures
- Phonetic Alphabet
- Airport Terminal Information Service
- Self-Announce Procedures
- UNICOM/MULTICOM
- Aviation Weather for Drone Pilots
- Internet Weather Briefings
- Micrometeorology
- Reading METARS
- Stages of a Thunderstorm
- Types of Cloud Formations
- Maintenance and Preflight Procedures
- Scheduled Maintenance
- Unscheduled Maintenance
- Preflight Inspection
- Record Keeping
- FAA Inspection and Testing
- Crew Resource Management and Aeronautical Decision Making
- Requirements of Pilot In Command
- Situational Awareness
- Hazardous Attitudes
- Effective Communication
- Risk Management for Drone Pilots
- sUAS Loading and Performance
- Basic Aerodynamics
- Aircraft Loading
- Weight and Balance
- Stability and Control
- Center of Gravity
- Hazards to Flight and Emergency Procedures
- Reporting In-Flight Emergencies
- Fail Safe Procedures
- Airborne Inspections
- Wildlife Hazards
- Lithium Battery Hazards
- Physiology for Drone Pilots Under Part 107
- Impacts of Drugs and Alcohol
- Vision Impairment
- Determining Fitness for Flight
- Physiological Considerations
- Part 107 Regulations Requirements
- Preparing for the Part 107 Exam
- Registering for Airman Knowledge Test
- 600+ Part 107 Practice Questions
- Best Study Practices
- Applying on IACRA
- Applying for the Remote Pilot Certificate
- Night Operations
- Night Physiology
- Part 107 Requirements
- Visual Line of Sight
- Visual Observers
- Lighting
- Equipment
Learn from Professional Drone and Aviation Instructors
Prepare for your FAA Part 107 exam with instruction from professional drone and aviation instructors. Work through 10 hours of online instruction at your own pace, then bring your questions to Weekly Live Part 107 Review Sessions. Lifetime access lets you return to the course as you prepare.
Build Your Skills Beyond Part 107
Looking for a broader training path? Explore the Professional Wings Program, also known as the Professional Drone Pilot Package. You can start with Online Part 107 Test Prep now and explore additional training as your goals grow.
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Explore FAA Study Resources
Review the FAA’s official Part 107 study resources, including the Remote Pilot Study Guide, Airman Certification Standards, and sample questions. Use these resources alongside your DARTdrones course preparation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
To qualify, complete 100% of the required course modules, including Night Operations, and score 85% or better on at least three practice exams. Online students must complete each required module within 90 days before their FAA exam. In-person students must take the FAA exam within 90 days of their class OR complete each required online module within 90 days before their FAA exam. Students who took the in-person course before March 1, 2021 must also complete the Night Operations modules.
Students who repeatedly take practice exams with unreasonably short completion times do not qualify. Submit your failing FAA test scorecard to our support team for review. The guarantee is available once per student and covers the qualifying FAA retest fee plus additional live preparation at no cost. It does not include a refund of the course price.
FAA exam questions are not published. Our practice questions help prepare you for the exam, but wording can differ. Memorizing the question bank alone is not sufficient preparation and does not guarantee a passing score.
