WHAT FREE MEMBERS UNLOCK
Practice that remembers what you need
- Immediate explanation after each Study Mode answer.
- Weak-point tracking by concept instead of only an overall score.
- Spaced review that brings fragile concepts back later.
- Surprise Me drills for commonly missed/underestimated material.
- 60-question weighted scored-exam simulation plus a separate 65-prompt test-day pacing simulation.
- A readiness dashboard that tells you what to study next.
CURRENT TEST STRATEGY
Over-train hard topics without distorting the mock exam.
Weak Points and Surprise Me intentionally revisit concepts that are easy to underestimate. Full Exam instead follows the current scored-domain blueprint: about 48% Regulations, 20% Airspace, 5% Weather, 2% Loading/Performance and 25% Operations.
- The current UAG session includes 60 scored questions plus 5 unscored validation questions in 120 minutes. Use Full Exam to measure the scored blueprint; use Test-Day Simulation to practice the 65-prompt pacing and uncertainty.
- The FAA plans to add UAG test questions with current chart images outside the printed supplement beginning October 26, 2026. Practice reading unfamiliar charts, and check the latest FAA advisory before test day.
- Practice questions are original 2 Drones study material, not actual FAA test questions. Work out the rule before considering the choices; explanation and real-world reasoning matter more than guessing patterns.
PART 107 COURSE · LESSON 9 OF 10
Ready for the next course step?
Use topic practice to check what you retained, review weak areas, and try exam simulation after studying the full course. When you are ready, mark this course step complete and continue to Lesson 10: After You Pass. Completing this step does not mean you have passed the official FAA exam.
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