FREE PART 107 RESOURCE CENTER

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Use a clear, FAA-first path from curious beginner to verified commercial drone pilot. The core learning resources are free.

FAA information reviewed October 3, 2026. Official FAA sources control if rules change.

YOUR PATH

From first question to first commercial opportunity.

1

Understand Part 107

Learn when the FAA Remote Pilot Certificate is needed, the basic eligibility rules, and what the certificate allows you to do.

2

Get your FTN

Create an IACRA profile and obtain your FAA Tracking Number before registering for the knowledge test.

Open IACRA
3

Study the right material

Use the FAA Airman Certification Standards, Remote Pilot Study Guide, and official sample questions as the source of truth.

4

Schedule the UAG exam

First-time pilots take the Unmanned Aircraft General — Small (UAG) knowledge test at an FAA-approved testing center.

FAA / PSI testing
5

Pass and apply

After passing, complete FAA Form 8710-13 in IACRA. The FAA notes the exam result may take up to 48 hours to appear in IACRA.

6

Graduate inside 2 Drones

Submit your Part 107 credential for verification. The same Learner account grows into your professional pilot profile — no rebuilding from scratch.

I passed — upgrade my account

WHAT TO STUDY

Free learning roadmap

Regulations

Privileges, limitations, operating rules, responsibilities, night operations, and safe/legal decision making.

Airspace + sectional charts

Airspace classes, controlled-airspace authorization, airport operations, chart symbols, and the chart questions people often struggle with.

Weather

Weather sources, density altitude, stability, fronts, visibility, wind, and how weather affects small UAS performance.

Operations + emergencies

Loading/performance, emergency procedures, crew resource management, radio communications, preflight and maintenance.

Human factors

Aeronautical decision-making, judgment, physiology, drugs/alcohol, fatigue, and risk management.

Practice + explanations

Topic quizzes, full practice tests, chart practice, acronyms in plain English, and explanations for why each answer is right.

Practice system build planned

OFFICIAL FAA SOURCES

Start with the source of truth.

FAA certification process

Current first-time pilot steps, eligibility, recurrent training, and official application links.

Open FAA page →

Remote Pilot ACS

The FAA Airman Certification Standards define the knowledge areas and standards the test is built around.

Open FAA ACS library →

FAA Study Guide

Official Remote Pilot — Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Study Guide.

Open study guide →

FAA sample questions

Official Unmanned Aircraft General (UAG) sample questions.

Open sample questions →
Accuracy rule: 2 Drones explains FAA material in plain English, but does not replace FAA regulations, current FAA guidance, the ACS, or official testing information. We will date regulatory pages and re-check them against FAA sources.