FAA Part 107 exam FAQ
How many questions are on the FAA Part 107?
60. Format: 60 multiple-choice questions at an FAA-approved (PSI) testing center. Source: FAA-S-ACS-10B (current 2026).
How long is the FAA Part 107?
2.0 hours. Source: FAA-S-ACS-10B (current 2026).
What do you need to pass the FAA Part 107?
70% (>=42 of 60). Source: FAA-S-ACS-10B (current 2026).
Who runs the FAA Part 107?
FAA. This site is independent study material and is not affiliated with the exam owner.
What topics does the FAA Part 107 cover?
This course's blueprint has 5 areas: Airspace & Sectional Charts (18%), Operations (38%), Regulations (30%), Weather (8%) and Loading & Performance (6%). These percentages are this course's practice emphasis, not an official question distribution.
Which FAA Part 107 concepts does this course emphasize most?
Airspace Authorization, AGL vs MSL Conversion, 400 ft AGL Altitude Limit & Structure Exception, Maximum Groundspeed 87 Knots, Minimum Visibility 3 Statute Miles, Cloud Clearance 500 ft Below / 2,000 ft Horizontal, Visual Line of Sight Requirement and Remote Pilot Certificate Required for Commercial Ops, plus 5 more listed in the study guide.
What official materials should I read for the FAA Part 107?
14 CFR 107.51, FAA-G-8082-22, 14 CFR 107.9, FAA ACS page and 14 CFR 107.41.
What can I study free for the FAA Part 107?
Airspace & Sectional Charts — the first 1 module of 5 — with lessons, cards and the module quiz, no payment details needed.
How much is the full FAA Part 107 course?
$39 once for all 5 modules, 68 practice questions and 2 practice forms. No subscription.