Free Part 107 Practice Test
Answer Part 107 questions written to the FAA’s Remote Pilot ACS, read why each answer is right, then take a full timed exam in the real UAG format: 60 questions, 2 hours, 70% to pass.
60 questions in 2 hours, scored against the 70% pass mark by knowledge area, with a worked explanation for every answer.
Or start with a free 10-question drillDuring a winter operation, when should a remote pilot be most alert for structural icing on the aircraft and its propellers?
Watch worked examples, step by step
The Remote Pilot knowledge test format, then 20 questions on regulations, sectional charts, METARs and TAFs, loading and operations, worked step by step.
Part 107 knowledge test format (UAG)
- Questions
- 60 multiple-choice questions, three choices each
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70% (42 of 60)
- Test fee
- $175 at a PSI testing center
- Age
- 14 to take the test; 16 to hold the Remote Pilot Certificate
- Retakes
- Wait 14 days after a failed attempt; no instructor endorsement needed
- Staying current
- Free FAA online recurrent training every 24 calendar months
What’s on the Part 107 test
Questions come from the Remote Pilot – Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems ACS (FAA-S-ACS-10B). Our full practice exam draws 60 questions across these areas, and every drill below focuses on one of them.
| Knowledge area | What it covers | Share of the FAA test |
|---|---|---|
| Regulations | Part 107 operating rules, certification, waivers, operations over people and Remote ID | 15–25% |
| Airspace and requirements | Airspace classes, sectional charts, authorizations, TFRs and NOTAMs | 15–25% |
| Weather | METARs, TAFs, density altitude, fronts, thunderstorms and fog | 11–16% |
| Loading and performance | Weight and balance, load factor and performance limits | 7–11% |
| Operations | Radio calls, airport operations, emergencies, decision-making, physiology and maintenance | 35–45% |
Take the Part 107 test under real time limits
60 questions in 2 hours, scored against the 70% pass mark by knowledge area, with a worked explanation for every answer.
Or start with a free 10-question drillFree Part 107 practice drills
Ten questions with a worked explanation after each answer. Create a free account to save your results; each drill’s first attempt is free.
How to take the Part 107 knowledge test
- Create an IACRA profile to get your FAA Tracking Number (FTN).
- Schedule the Unmanned Aircraft General – Small (UAG) test with PSI and pay the $175 fee.
- Pass the 60-question test with at least 70%. Your result reaches IACRA within about 48 hours.
- Complete FAA Form 8710-13 in IACRA with your 17-digit exam ID, pass the TSA security check, then print your temporary certificate.
On test day PSI gives you the FAA testing supplement (FAA-CT-8080-2H) for chart, graph and table questions, and some questions show their image on screen. Our questions put every chart, report and table in the question itself, so you can practice anywhere.
Common questions
How many questions are on the Part 107 test?
60 multiple-choice questions with three answer choices each. You have 2 hours and need 70%, which is 42 correct answers, to pass.
What is on the Part 107 exam?
The FAA’s Remote Pilot ACS sets the mix: operations 35–45% (radio calls, airport operations, emergencies, decision-making, physiology and maintenance), regulations 15–25%, airspace and its requirements 15–25%, weather 11–16%, and loading and performance 7–11%.
How much does the Part 107 test cost?
PSI charges $175 for the UAG knowledge test. The FAA’s recurrent training to stay current is free online.
What happens if I fail the Part 107 test?
You can retake it after 14 days. Bring the failed test report; no instructor endorsement is needed.
Does the Part 107 test still use the testing supplement?
Yes. Test centers still provide the FAA-CT-8080-2H supplement for figure questions. Since October 26, 2026 the UAG test also includes questions with current sectional chart images built into the question.
How old do you have to be for a Part 107 license?
You can take the knowledge test at 14, and you must be at least 16 to be issued a Remote Pilot Certificate.
Do licensed pilots have to take the Part 107 test?
No. A pilot with a Part 61 certificate and a flight review in the previous 24 months can instead complete the FAA’s free online Part 107 Small UAS Initial course (ALC-451), then apply through IACRA.
How often do I need to renew Part 107?
Your certificate does not expire, but to fly under Part 107 you must complete the FAA’s free online recurrent training (ALC-677) every 24 calendar months.
Ready for test day?
60 questions in 2 hours, scored against the 70% pass mark by knowledge area, with a worked explanation for every answer.
Or start with a free 10-question drillOther FAA knowledge test practice
One FAA knowledge test pass covers both full practice exams. Private pilot written test practice (PAR).
Test format, fees and rules checked October 2026: FAA Airman Knowledge Testing Matrix (effective April 24, 2023) · PSI FAA testing: registration and fees · FAA: Become a certificated remote pilot · Remote Pilot ACS (FAA-S-ACS-10B) · 14 CFR part 107 · FAA Airman Testing Standards advisory, September 2026 · FAA testing supplement FAA-CT-8080-2H.
Original independent practice written from the FAA Airman Certification Standards, 14 CFR and FAA handbooks. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Federal Aviation Administration or PSI.