The SkyMaster Part 107 Program

The test is 60 questions and you need a 70% to pass. Our program has 12 sections of video instruction totaling nearly 20 hours. Follow that up with our flashcards and practice tests, and you’ll be good to pass your FAA Part 107 Drone Pilot Exam.

Our expertly crafted Part 107 test prep program is the fastest route to launching your commercial drone operations under FAA guidelines.

• Staying motivated and consistent with studying
• Having an effective study plan and schedule
• Finding good study resources and materials
• Knowing which topics to prioritize studying
• Retaining and comprehending vocabulary terms
• Managing test-related anxiety and stress
• Taking practice tests and learning from mistakes
• Understanding the test format and scoring
• Instruction tailored to learning style
• Strategies to boost scores in weakest areas

We break down the challenging math calculations into simple step-by-step processes. You’ll gain the confidence needed to ace tough questions on airspace classification, weather, loading requirements, and all topics covered in the FAA's UAS test.

Get an inside look at real-world drone operations through 15 compelling case studies detailing issues remote pilots have encountered. The stories embed lessons on key exam topics like airspace classifications, weather hazards, maintenance, and FAA regulations - knowledge applied in actual flight scenarios for better retention. Learn through example how to handle challenges from equipment malfunctions to altitude violations and more while absorbing relevant test info. The case studies range from a pilot navigating controlled airspace without authorization to a flyaway drone caused by improper loading. You’ll gain practical knowledge of situations that can arise in the field, helping reinforce essential concepts covered on the FAA exam through relatable stories based on actual remote pilot experiences. The lessons learned through these engaging cases will stick with you as you work to earn your certificate.

• Retaining absorbed information
• Understanding complex concepts
• Sifting through dense material
• Learning effective study techniques

We break down the challenging math calculations into simple step-by-step processes. You’ll gain the confidence needed to ace tough questions on airspace classification, weather, loading requirements, and all topics covered in the FAA's UAS test.

• Retaining absorbed information
• Understanding complex concepts
• Sifting through dense material
• Learning effective study techniques

We break down the challenging math calculations into simple step-by-step processes. You’ll gain the confidence needed to ace tough questions on airspace classification, weather, loading requirements, and all topics covered in the FAA's UAS test.

What are the requirements to be eligible to take the FAA's unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) aeronautical knowledge test for a remote pilot certificate?

To be eligible for the FAA's UAS aeronautical knowledge exam, an individual must meet these requirements:

• Be at least 16 years old
• Demonstrate English language proficiency
• Be in satisfactory physical and mental health to safely operate a small unmanned aircraft system (sUAS)
• Intend to use their drone pilot certification for commercial operations
• *There are no citizenship or residency requirements.

How much does the aeronautical knowledge test cost?

The registration fee to take the initial aeronautical knowledge exam at an FAA-approved testing center is $175. This payment is made directly to the testing facility at the time you schedule the exam appointment.

Keep in mind this is the written knowledge test only. There is no charge from the FAA for the remote pilot certificate issued once you pass the knowledge exam and fulfill other application requirements, such as submitting ID documents and passing a security background check.

How much does the aeronautical knowledge test cost?

The registration fee to take the initial aeronautical knowledge exam at an FAA-approved testing center is $175. This payment is made directly to the testing facility at the time you schedule the exam appointment.

Keep in mind this is the written knowledge test only. There is no charge from the FAA for the remote pilot certificate issued once you pass the knowledge exam and fulfill other application requirements, such as submitting ID documents and passing a security background check.