Part 107 Practice Tests by Knowledge Area

The FAA builds the UAG knowledge test from the 12 knowledge areas in the Part 107 Airman Certification Standards (ACS). Our 510 practice questions are organized into six study categories that cover all 12 — pick the area you are weakest on, or run the full Exam Simulator.

Categories

• Regulations & Registration

  Part 107 rules, remote pilot eligibility, aircraft registration, Remote ID, accident reporting, and waivers. 100 questions live now.

• Airspace & Flight Restrictions

  Airspace classes A-G, ATC authorization and LAANC, special use airspace, TFRs, sectional charts, and radio procedures. 105 questions live now.

• Aviation Weather

  METAR and TAF decoding, weather briefings and advisories, and how weather affects small drone performance and safety. 80 questions live now.

• Loading, Performance & Airport Operations

  Weight and center of gravity, density altitude and battery performance, plus airport traffic patterns, markings, and chart data. 85 questions live now.

• Emergency Procedures & Human Factors

  Lost link and flyaway response, crew resource management, physiological limits, and aeronautical decision-making models. 85 questions live now.

• Maintenance & Preflight Inspection

  Preflight inspection duties under 107.49, manufacturer maintenance, battery care, records, and Remote ID checks. 55 questions live now.

What the real test looks like

The Unmanned Aircraft – General (UAG) test is 60 multiple-choice questions with 3 options each, taken at a PSI testing center. You have 2 hours, the fee is $175, and you need 70% (42 of 60) to pass. After passing, you apply for the remote pilot certificate through IACRA and pass a TSA security check. There is no re-test to stay current: every 24 calendar months you complete the FAA’s free online recurrent course instead.

Ready for exam conditions? Try the timed Exam Simulator — same numbers, same pressure, full answer review at the end.