Free practice tests for the FAA Remote Pilot knowledge test, including the new chart-image questions. Every answer is explained and linked to the FAA rule or handbook page behind it.
Max altitude14 CFR 107.51
400 ft AGL
Practice on crops of current FAA sectional charts
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Every question is original, written from the regulations in 14 CFR and free FAA handbooks, and checked against its source. If something looks wrong, tell us: fixes go in a public changelog.
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Each answer links to the exact rule or handbook page it's based on.
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Chart questions use crops of current FAA sectional charts, labeled with their edition date.
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"Report an error" sits under every question, and every fix is listed in public.
Questions are written by us from free FAA publications and the regulations, never copied from the real test. How we write them
Three free ways to practice, from a quick check to a full exam.
Short explainers, then every question in the topic with instant feedback.
44 questions on crops of current FAA charts, for the new image-based questions.
60 questions from every topic, no timer. See your weakest topics at the end.
The five test topics
Each topic page has a short explainer with FAA sources, then every question in the topic.
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From October 26, 2026, the Part 107 test includes new image-based questions drawn from current FAA charts. These images aren't in the testing supplement. What's changing (FAA advisory).
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FAQ
Short answers, each with a link to its source.
To fly under Part 107 you need a Remote Pilot Certificate from the FAA.
Source: FAA: Become a drone pilot
You must be at least 16 and able to read, speak, write and understand English.
Source: FAA: Become a drone pilot
First-time pilots pass the Unmanned Aircraft General - Small (UAG) knowledge test at an FAA-approved testing center.
Source: FAA: Become a drone pilot
The test covers regulations, airspace, weather, loading and performance, and operations.
Source: FAA Remote Pilot Study Guide
From October 26, 2026, the Part 107 test includes new image-based questions drawn from current FAA charts. These images aren't in the testing supplement.
Source: FAA advisory, August 2026
In 2025, 82.96% of Part 107 knowledge tests were passed, down from 93.36% in 2020. The FAA recorded 73,914 Part 107 knowledge tests in 2025. These are the FAA's national figures, not ours.
Source: FAA 2025 knowledge test report
Create an IACRA profile to get an FAA Tracking Number, book the UAG test at an FAA-approved testing center, pass it, then apply on FAA Form 8710-13 in IACRA. After a TSA background check you can print a temporary certificate.
Source: FAA: Become a drone pilot
No. The FAA says the specific images used in active test questions can't be previewed. Practicing with current FAA sectional charts is the way to prepare.
Source: FAA advisory, August 2026
After you pass, the FAA requires free online recurrent training every 24 calendar months.
Source: FAA: Become a drone pilot
No. Every question here is written by us from free FAA publications and the regulations, and each one cites its source. We aren't affiliated with the FAA.
