Part 107 Made Easy

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13 hours of instruction in short, easy to watch videos
Unlimited practice exams and 20 quizzes (more than 300 questions)

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About this course

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When you first come across Part 107 it probably seems like a foreign language to you. There are airspace classifications, NOTAM, regulations, and diagrams that you need to understand. We put this course together to make it all easy.

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You won’t feel overwhelmed – once you finish this course passing a test will never have been easier for you. Many people who take this course haven’t taken an exam in 30 years or more.

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99.1% of our students pass the exam on their 1st try. Our students are scoring 93% on the test on average.

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Delivering More… For Less

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This is a comprehensive class that encompasses everything you need to know to become a confident Remote Pilot. It also comes with more than double the content of many alternatives, including a free bonus course to sharpen your drone piloting skills.

The course includes:

More than 200 short videos.
An 11 page illustrated cheatsheet.
An exclusive flashcard app for Android and Apple.
A 14 Day Challenge to stay on track.
Quickly answered support for any questions.
Curriculum by an actual FAA Certified Instructor.
Lifetime access and downloadable videos.
A free bonus course.
Unlimited practice exams including real test questions.
Quiz answer explanations so you know why an answer is right.
An engaged community of course members to learn and network with.
Pass the test the 1st time – Guarantee.
30 Day No-Hassle Money Back Guarantee.

We keep videos clear and concise and this course is mobile and user-friendly.

You will be able to spot the trick questions on the test and answer them right. You don’t need any prior aviation experience.

This is the only resource that you will need to pass the test. Having everything in one structured place is efficient and it will take you less time to pass. If you need help, it’s easy to get in contact with us.

This is a self-paced course. Each video is approximately 3 minutes long and you can easily pick up where you left off. You can also watch videos as many times as you’d like.

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Topics Covered

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This course includes over 13 hours of lectures, split between over 200 easy-to-follow videos organized in 10 chapters. The course covers all the subject areas highlighted by the FAA under 14 CFR Part 107.73:

(1) Applicable regulations;
(2) Airspace;
(3) Aviation weather sources and effects of weather on small unmanned aircraft performance;
(4) Small unmanned aircraft loading;
(5) Emergency procedures;
(6) Crew resource management;
(7) Radio communication procedures;
(8) Determining the performance of small unmanned aircraft;
(9) Physiological effects of drugs and alcohol;
(10) Aeronautical decision-making and judgment;
(11) Airport operations;
(12) Maintenance and preflight inspection procedures.

The course also contains over 300 practice test questions spread over 20 quizzes (that’s the entire FAA database of questions!). You will also be able to practice your knowledge using unlimited FAA practice exams. Every chapter references a list of FAA documents that you can download for free online (links included).

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The Easiest Way to Pass the Exam

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Designed for visual, auditory, and reading learners.
Our course is built on strong foundations, not surface level knowledge.
Lifetime Access - Go at your own pace.
Become an FAA Certified Drone Pilot in no time.
30-Day 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.

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What Students Say

This course is great! I'm more confident than ever, I passed every practice test I took, and more importantly passed with an 88 with no hiccups thanks to this course... and even better I just misread most of my misses! This course is absolutely awesome and I've told some friends looking in photography to take this course!

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Victor Paz

Ok .. here's the deal: I took my FAA Part 107 exam yesterday and passed with a 98%. I missed 1 question! This course was truly the foundation for everything that I based my studying upon in order to pass the exam. While I was rather new to theses subjects, I found it helpful to go back and repeat the topics that I found a bit challenging in order to solidify my understanding. Trust me, if you don't get it the first time you'll realize that Greg is really thorough in his approach that he'll cover the things that didn't stick initially. I know because I had asked him a question about airspace and upon reviewing that section again I realized my question was already answered in one of the lessons (Sorry about that, Greg!). Great course, great instructor, great everything! Do yourself a favor and learn the material through Greg - don't just memorize it. I truly believe I will be a better pilot because of Greg.

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John Tegan

Greg is an amazing teacher! This was a very comprehensive course. With the help of this course I just took the part 107 exam and PASSED first time. I feel far more confident in my flying abilities and knowledge of how to read aeronautical maps, charts, weather, METAR, and so much more. I'd highly recommend this course to anyone looking to become a more responsible, skilled, safer, and more informed, unmanned aircraft pilot.

Megan Amber

I came into this course already having taken a competitor course. I can say after that I knew everything I needed to pass the 107 exam. My first impression of and mental reactions to this course was "Too Much Information... you don't need to know all this to pass the test". Thankfully I was patient and gave the instructor the benefit of the doubt because there is a major difference between the other course and this one which can be summed up in the following. This course will give you more than enough information to MASTER the actual knowledge and be a competent professional in the UAV/FAA world. ABSOLUTELY AWESOME COURSE AND I'M NOW LOVING IT! I recommend this material to ALL UAV pilots who want to master the information and become safe, responsible and professional commercial drone pilots. WELL DONE!

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Mark Hamilton

Course Introduction

Part 107. Made Easy. (1:48)
Instructor & Course Intro (7:15)
Study Material (2:06)
How to study for this course (5:47)
Download the free Flashcard App
How to Access Videos Offline (mobile devices only) (1:11)
Using this course for renewal (0:33)
Zero to Remote Pilot in Two Weeks
Which Web Browser Should I Use?

Loading and Performance

Chapter Overview (3:20)
Responsibilities of rPIC (1:25)
Axes of Rotation (3:16)
Forces of Flight (2:43)
Lift (1:46)
Principles of Lift (5:12)
Newton/Bernoulli (3:20)
Weight (2:21)
Thrust (3:17)
Parasite Drag (3:14)
Induced Drag (3:00)
Stalls (4:23)
Load Factor (5:09)
Stability (4:18)
CG Location (4:09)
Moving CG Location (Part 1) (3:05)
Moving CG Location (Part 2) (5:34)
Exceeding CG Limits (3:10)
Other Factors Affecting Performance (5:07)
Typical FAA Questions (4:20)
Loading and Performance Quiz

Regulation

Chapter Overview (1:56)
CFR (2:30)
Subpart A (Part 1) (2:02)
When do I need a Remote Pilot Certificate (2:13)
Subpart A (Part 2) (4:55)
Regulation Quiz #1
Subpart B (Part 1) (7:45)
Subpart B (Part 2) (7:31)
Subpart B (Part 3) (5:21)
Regulation Quiz #2
Subpart B (Part 4) (7:13)
Subpart B (Part 5) (4:55)
Subpart B (Part 6) (8:24)
Regulation Quiz #3
Subpart C (4:51)
Subpart D (3:00)
Part 48 (Part 1) (2:42)
Part 48 (Part 2) (5:07)
Typical FAA Questions (Part 1) (3:46)
Typical FAA Questions (Part 2) (3:18)
Regulation Quiz #4

Airport Operations

Chapter Overview (3:12)
Types of Airports (3:21)
True vs Magnetic North (3:46)
Runway Orientation (Part 1) (2:52)
Runway Orientation (Part 2) (3:53)
Traffic Pattern (4:06)
Segmented Circle (2:34)
Traffic Pattern (3D View) (4:36)
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Wind Direction Indicators (2:36)
Airport Signs (4:28)
Airport Signs (3D View) (5:26)
Airport Operations Quiz #1
Airport Beacon (1:25)
Operation Near and At Airports (1:53)
Flying the Wire Environment (2:03)
Other Operational Considerations (2:13)
Chart Supplements (Intro) (3:48)
How to use Charts Supplement (Part 1) (5:52)
How to use Charts Supplement (Part 2) (3:16)
How to use Charts Supplement (Part 3) (3:35)
How to use Charts Supplement (Part 4) (2:43)
NOTAM (5:40)
ATIS (3:10)
Typical FAA Questions (3:32)
Airport Operations Quiz #2

Radio Communications

Chapter Overview (4:13)
Alphabet and Figures (3:39)
Traffic Location & Call Signs (2:45)
Untowered Airports - Position Reports (2:29)
Untowered Airports - CTAF & UNICOM (2:35)
Untowered Airports - Examples (3:52)
Towered Airports (1:28)
Who to listen to? (2:23)
Typical FAA Questions (3:36)
Radio Communications Quiz

Airspace

Chapter Overview (2:48)
General Information & Types of Airspace (3:54)
Defining a Few Terms (5:48)
Controlled Airspace Overview & Class A (2:48)
Class B: Definitions (4:43)
Class B: Charts View (9:32)
Class B: 3D View (2:59)
Class C: Definitions (3:17)
Mode C Veil
Class C: Charts & 3D Views (8:40)
Class D: Definitions (4:01)
Class D: Charts & 3D Views (12:27)
Class E: Definitions (Part 1) (5:32)
Class E: Definitions (Part 2) (7:15)
Class E: Charts & 3D Views (Part 1) (5:18)
Class E: Charts & 3D Views (Part 2) (6:30)
Class G (3:37)
Airspace: AGL vs MSL Summary
Airspace Quiz #1
How to determine if you need approval (6:42)
What do you think of the course so far?
Special Use Airspace: Prohibited and Restricted Areas (3:55)
Warning, Military Operation, Alert & Controlled Firing Areas (4:53)
Other Airspace: Temporary Flight Restrictions (3:32)
Stadium and Disney TFR (2:59)
Parachute Jump Areas (0:57)
Military Routes & Special Military Activity (2:47)
VFR Routes (2:13)
NSA, FRZ, ADIZ (2:44)
Special Flight Rules Area (2:05)
Wilderness Areas, National Parks & Tethered Balloons (3:07)
Reality versus FAA Test (2:42)
Typical FAA Questions (Part 1) (2:56)
Typical FAA Questions (Part 2) (3:41)
Airspace Depiction Review (2:57)
Airspace Quiz #2
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Charts

Chapter Overview (3:41)
Types of Charts (5:45)
Sectional Charts (3:06)
Topography & Maximum Elevation Figure (MEF) (3:47)
Airport Depiction (Part 1) (3:15)
Airport Depiction (Part 2) (4:06)
Airspace Depiction (Review) (2:57)
Navigation Aid (2:07)
Victor Airways (Part 1) (3:37)
Victor Airways (Part 2) (4:20)
Variation & Obstacles (3:15)
Other Symbols (2:53)
Charts Quiz #1
How to read sectional charts (Part 1) (9:11)
How to read sectional charts (Part 2) (4:49)
How to read sectional charts (Part 3) (7:02)
Latitude & Longitude (4:00)
GPS Coordinates (3:48)
How to read GPS Coordinates (3:53)
Typical FAA Questions (Part 1) (4:53)
Typical FAA Questions (Part 2) (3:57)
Charts Quiz #2

Weather Theory

Chapter Overview (3:03)
Intro and the Atmosphere (3:37)
Atmospheric Pressure: Intro (3:38)
High and Low Pressure (5:06)
Pressure Altitude (2:09)
Density Altitude (4:11)
Density Altitude Comparison (4:48)
Performance Effect (2:11)
Weather Theory Quiz #1
Wind and Pressure (4:29)
Wind and Currents (5:03)
Circulation Patterns (3:35)
Weather Theory Quiz #2
Stability and Temperature Inversion (4:42)
Weather Theory Quiz #3
Temperature:Dew Point (Part 1) (4:08)
Temperature:Dew Point (Part 2) (3:02)
Temperature:Dew Point (Part 3) (2:55)
How Air Reaches Saturation (2:18)
Radiation & Advection Fog (4:06)
Upslope & Steam Fog (3:04)
Clouds (2:03)
Weather Theory Quiz #4
Ceiling and Visibility (2:16)
Thunderstorms (1:25)
Fronts (Definition) (3:23)
Fronts and Structural Icing (3:29)
Weather Theory Quiz #5

Weather Services

Chapter Overview (3:02)
General Information (1:47)
Obtain Weather Information (3:13)
METAR Intro (0:54)
How to read METAR (Part 1) (5:58)
How to read METAR (Part 2) (4:06)
How to read METAR (Part 3) (2:48)
METAR Code List (4:12)
Weather Services Quiz #1
TAF Intro (1:08)
How to read TAF (Part 1) (4:41)
How to read TAF (Part 2) (2:20)
Typical FAA Questions (Part 1) (3:51)
Typical FAA Questions (Part 2) (1:50)
Weather Services Quiz #2

ADM

Chapter Overview (2:30)
Introduction and History (3:18)
Decision-Making Steps (2:46)
Crew Resource Management (1:51)
Single-Pilot Resource Management (4:51)
Hazard & Risk (1:31)
Hazardous Attitudes (6:13)
Risk Assessment and Mitigation (3:57)
Risk Management (Part 1) (2:37)
Risk Management (Part 2) (5:20)
Decision-Making Process (Part 1) (2:56)
Decision-Making Process (Part 2) (3:23)
Operation Pitfalls (4:59)
Stress Management (1:14)
Situational Awareness (2:53)
Common Accident Factors (3:34)
Typical FAA Questions (3:13)
Aeronautical Decision Making Quiz

Physiological Factors

Chapter Overview (1:24)
Introduction (1:01)
Hyperventilation (2:08)
Stress & Fatigue (3:03)
Dehydration & Heat Stroke (3:09)
Drugs & Alcohol (2:43)
Vision and Flight (1:35)
Typical FAA Questions (2:21)
Physiological Factors Quiz

Maintenance & Inspections

Chapter Overview (1:59)
Introduction and Definitions (1:18)
The Importance of Maintenance (2:45)
Preflight Recommendations (Part 1) (2:50)
Preflight Recommendations (Part 2) (1:27)
Preflight Recommendations (Part 3) (2:02)
Emergency Planning (1:10)
Lithium Battery Fires (3:12)
Safe Handling of Lithium Batteries (1:21)
Loss of Control Link & Flyaways (2:48)
Typical FAA Questions (2:16)
Maintenance & Inspections Quiz
Stay in Touch

Practice FAA Exam

FAA Practice Exam (Initial) #1
FAA Practice Exam (Initial) #2
FAA Practice Exam (recurrent only)

How to apply for or renew your certificate

Important: before scheduling your written exam
How to apply for your part 107 license - Part 1 (5:49)
How to apply for your part 107 license - Part 2 (5:59)
How to apply for your part 107 license (for Part 61 pilots) (2:37)
How to renew your certificate (6:01)
How to apply for 107 (non-pilot) - IACRA (3:48)
Share your success story!
What did you miss on the FAA Exam?
How did you like the course?

Bonus Videos

How to register your drone commercially (5:06)
How to use the UAS Facility Map website (7:16)
LAANC via KittyHawk (7:50)
How to submit an airspace authorization request (13:00)
How to submit LAANC request in 0 grid (13:17)

Your Instructor

Greg Reverdiau

Owner and Lead Instructor for Pilot Institute

Hi, I'm Greg or Professor R as my students call me.

I have been an aviation professional since the early 2000s. I currently hold the following FAA certificates: Certified Flight Instructor, Commercial Pilot (for single and multi engine), and UAS Remote Pilot. I have worked for two of the biggest aeronautical universities in the country (managing flight training programs of up to 500 students and 50 aircraft) and in teaching roles as an adjunct professor. I now concentrate on educating the next generation of manned and unmanned pilots by creating online courses.

I truly enjoy teaching both in the classroom and online as well as sharing my knowledge using newer technology. I intend to help bridge the gap between the manned and unmanned aircraft industry to increase safety.

I hold a Bachelor's degree in Aeronautical Science and a Master's Degree in Aviation Human Factors, both from the Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne, FL.

I now concentrate on educating the next generation of manned and unmanned pilots by creating online courses via Pilot Institute

Frequently asked questions

Who needs a Part 107 license?

Anyone who flies a drone for commercial purposes anywhere in the United States must have a Part 107 license from the FAA. The FAA has a broad definition of what commercial means and you should be certified if you make money from drones (including monetization from ads on YouTube, etc). Real estate professionals, roofers, photographers, mappers, influencers, and first responders are all using drones to increase their results.

Who is eligible for a Part 107 license?

Almost everyone can become a Part 107 certified drone pilot. You need to be at least 16 years old, be physically and mentally fit to fly a drone, and be able to speak and write English. You do not need to be a US citizen. If you meet these requirements, then you need to pass the 60 question Part 107 exam to get your license.

What makes Pilot Institute different?

Our course is taught by a real FAA Certified Flight Instructor with decades of aviation experience. The course is continually updated as well. We also have an industry-leading 30 Day Money Back Guarantee. Additionally, we will refund your test fee AND the cost of your course if you fail the exam. Finally, we are the only course with a flashcard app and we also provide other resources like our illustrated cheatsheet and 14-day challenge.

What happens if I need help?

No problem. Our instructors are available to help you with questions and give you the answers you need. You can leave a comment below lessons, send us an email, or call and we will get back to you usually within a few hours.

How many hours does it take to study for the test?

The FAA recommends 20 hours of studying to pass the Part 107 exam. Our course is 13 hours, so it's sufficient when combined with light reading. Most other courses are closer to 5 hours.

Can I use this course to become current every two years?

Yes, absolutely. The recurrent exam only covers certain topics from the original course and we highlighted those for you. You also still have access to the initial videos. Helpful if you need a quick refresher.

How much does it cost to take the exam?

The Part 107 exam costs roughly $160 to take and it's administered by an FAA authorized center. We don't get any of your testing fee. The testing fee is non-refundable, so make sure you study before taking it. If you fail the exam, you will need to wait 2 full weeks before you can retake it.

Where can I take the exam?

The FAA maintains a list of authorized testing facilities. There are testing centers in most metropolitan centers in all 50 states. Some people find it helpful to signup for a test date in advance to motivate themselves to buckle down and study.

Do I need to buy anything else to study for the test?

Other than signing up to take the test, there are no other required materials. Our course is comprehensive and it includes everything you need including study materials and test questions.

Can I write this course off on my taxes?

Many of our students are able to deduct our course from their taxes - especially if it's a business expense. It depends on the reason you’re taking the course. Consult your tax accountant to see if you qualify.

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The Easiest Way to Pass the Exam

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Course Introduction

Loading and Performance

Regulation

Airport Operations

Radio Communications

Airspace

Charts

Weather Theory

Weather Services

ADM

Physiological Factors

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About this course

Delivering More… For Less

Topics Covered

The Easiest Way to Pass the Exam

What Students Say

Course Introduction

Loading and Performance

Regulation

Airport Operations

Radio Communications

Airspace

Charts

Weather Theory

Weather Services

ADM

Physiological Factors

Maintenance & Inspections

Practice FAA Exam

How to apply for or renew your certificate

Bonus Videos

Your Instructor

Greg Reverdiau

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