SECTIONAL CHART TRAINER
Read airspace the way the test shows it.
From 27 October 2026 the FAA puts chart images inside the questions themselves. Practise ceilings, floors, airport data and obstacles on 20 training charts.
FAA Part 107 · Remote pilot knowledge test
Get cleared for your Part 107 exam.
Realistic practice tests, a complete study guide, and chart and METAR trainers, with a readiness score that tells you when to book the test.
- No account needed
- 20 questions
- Instant readiness report
PRE-FLIGHT READINESS
SAMPLE REPORT- Regulations91%
- Airspace78%
- Weather85%
- Operations89%
- Loading & Performance67%
NEXT WAYPOINT
15 Loading & Performance questions
The Part 107 knowledge test at a glance
- questions
- 60
- Multiple choice, three options each
- minutes
- 120
- Two hours at a PSI testing center
- to pass
- 70%
- 42 of 60 correct answers
- per attempt
- $175
- Paid again for every retake
Your flight plan
Four waypoints from first question to test day.
Every answer you give feeds your readiness score, so you always know which leg you are on and what to fly next.
WPT 01 · FREE
Find your baseline
A free 20-question assessment scores you across all five FAA knowledge areas.
WPT 02 · COMPLETE
Learn it properly
A 20-part, 54,000-word study guide written in plain English, with worked chart examples.
WPT 03 · COMPLETE
Drill the weak spots
Weak-area practice pulls from 1,261 questions and aims at what is costing you points.
WPT 04 · COMPLETE
Fly the mock exam
Timed 60-question mocks. When you pass them consistently, book your test.
Waypoint 01 is free and takes about 15 minutes.
Start the assessmentWhat's in the hangar
Train every skill the FAA can test.
Try a chart
1,261
exam-style questions
Every one with a plain-English explanation of why the right answer is right.
2:00:00
Timed mock exams
60 questions against the clock, weighted like the real test. Retake as often as you like.
METAR DECODING TRAINER
KJFK 231651Z 18012G19KT 10SM SCT040 BKN080 27/18 A2992
What does 18012G19KT mean?
Wind from 180° at 12 knots, gusting 19
Decode a METAR20 LESSONS · 250 FLASHCARDS
A study guide you can actually finish.
54,000 words across regulations, airspace, weather, loading and operations, with flashcards to lock in the numbers you have to memorise.
Simple pricing
Costs less than one retake.
Every attempt at the FAA test costs $175. Complete costs $29.99, once, and stays yours for life.
FAA test fee, each attempt$175.00
Part 107 Ace Complete, once$29.99
Free
$0
Find your baseline first.
- 20-question readiness assessment
- Basic readiness score and topic breakdown
- Limited question practice
- First study-guide lesson, glossary and quick reference
- Limited flashcard deck
Complete
39% OFF$29.99
Special price · ends December 31 · One payment · lifetime access
- Everything in Free
- Complete 20-part, 54,000-word study guide
- Full question bank and unlimited practice
- Unlimited 60-question timed mock exams
- Sectional chart and METAR trainers
- Adaptive weak-area practice
- 250 study flashcards
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Pre-flight briefing
Questions pilots ask before they start.
Anything else? Get in touch and a real person replies.
- What is the FAA Part 107 knowledge test?
- It is the aeronautical knowledge exam most people need to fly drones commercially in the United States: 60 multiple-choice questions in two hours, with 70% needed to pass.
- Is Complete a subscription?
- No. You pay once and keep access for life, including future feature updates. There is nothing to cancel.
- Can I try Part 107 Ace before paying?
- Yes. Take the free 20-question assessment without creating an account. You get a score, a topic breakdown and a recommended next step straight away.
- How does the readiness score work?
- It combines recent practice accuracy, mock exam results, topic coverage and study consistency. It is a study guide, not a guarantee of your result on the real FAA exam.
- What happens after I pay?
- Checkout runs on Stripe. When payment clears, Complete unlocks on your account and your dashboard opens with every lesson, question and trainer available.
- Is the content kept up to date?
- Questions map to the FAA knowledge areas and go through an editorial review workflow. Always confirm current operating rules with official FAA sources before you fly.
Cleared for takeoff
Find out how close you are to exam-ready.
Your first readiness report takes about 15 minutes.
Independent exam preparation. Not affiliated with the FAA.