The FAA Part 107 track on passvana has a Resources tab of quick-reference material built from the FAA's own documents, with each fact checked against its source. Here is what is in it.
FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Test
- Tables: FAA Part 107 Knowledge Test Structure, Scoring & Policy Facts (free); Part 107 Operating Rules at a Glance; Airspace Classes & Sectional Chart Symbols; METAR & TAF Decoder and Weather Hazards; Airport Operations, Radio & Decision-Making Essentials
- Flashcard decks: Part 107 Test Logistics Quick Facts (free); Part 107 Numbers to Memorize; Airspace & Sectional Chart Quick Facts; Loading, Performance & Emergency Quick Facts
- Audio quizzes: Part 107 Rules You Must Know Cold; Reading a Sectional Chart for Drone Pilots; Weather for Remote Pilots: What the Test Asks
- Official links: Become a Certificated Remote Pilot (official, FAA); Remote Pilot Airman Certification Standards (official, FAA); Airman Knowledge Testing Supplement (official, FAA)
A few checked facts worth knowing
- Small unmanned aircraft Less than 55 pounds at takeoff, including everything on board or attached. (14 CFR 107.3)
- Other limits One aircraft at a time; no hazardous materials; never from a moving aircraft; from a moving land or water vehicle only over a sparsely populated area and not carrying another's property for hire. (14 CFR 107.25, 107.35, 107.36)
- Temperature, dew point, altimeter 18/16 is 18 degrees and dew point 16 degrees Celsius (M means minus). A2992 is 29.92 inches of mercury. (AIM 7-1-28)
- Traffic pattern Turns are to the left unless a pattern indicator shows right turns. Propeller airplanes enter the pattern at 1,000 feet AGL. (AIM 4-3-3, 4-3-4)
What is free to preview
Items marked free above can be opened by anyone. The rest come with the track, along with its full practice-question bank. For the exam format and passing score, see our FAA Part 107 test cheat sheet.