Flying a drone commercially in the US takes a Remote Pilot Certificate, and that starts with the FAA's Part 107 knowledge test. passvana has a practice track for it: FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Test. Here is what the test looks like, from the FAA's own documents.
FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Test
- Questions: 60. (FAA Airman Knowledge Testing Matrix; Remote Pilot ACS, Appendix 1)
- Time: 2.0 hours. (FAA Airman Knowledge Testing Matrix; Remote Pilot ACS, Appendix 1)
- Passing score: 70% or better. (FAA Airman Knowledge Testing Matrix; Remote Pilot ACS, Appendix 1)
- Retakes: Wait 14 calendar days after a failure. No instructor endorsement is needed; bring the failed test report. (14 CFR 107.71; Remote Pilot ACS, Appendix 1)
How to pass on your first try
- Practice reading sectional charts. Airspace questions are asked from the FAA's testing supplement, so learn to find the answer on the chart itself.
- Learn to decode METARs and TAFs. Weather reports come up in their coded form, not in plain English.
- Memorize the operating limits in Part 107 and the conditions under which each one can be waived.
- Take full timed mock exams before test day, so the length and pace of the real test hold no surprises.
Free practice questions
The track page has free sample questions and a topic breakdown matched to the official outline: FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Test. The Resources tab also has quick-reference tables built from checked facts; see what is in the FAA Part 107 Key Facts Digest.