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$39, one time. No subscription and no renewal: you keep full access for life, including future question updates. 20 questions are free to try first, with no account and no credit card.

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Score 85% or higher on 3 full Admezo mock exams while signed in, then take the FAA test. If you don't pass, send us your Airman Knowledge Test Report within 30 days and we refund your purchase in full. Full conditions are in our Terms of Sale.

Are these the real FAA test questions?

No — and no legitimate prep tool has them: the FAA doesn't publish its live test bank. Admezo questions are original, written from the current rules (14 CFR Part 107 and Part 89), Advisory Circular 107-2A, the Airman Certification Standards and FAA handbooks. Every answer is explained and links to its official source. Admezo is not affiliated with the FAA.

Who needs a Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate?

Anyone flying a drone for work or business in the United States — real estate photos, inspections, mapping, paid videography and more. You must be at least 16 to hold the certificate (14 to take the test), pass the knowledge test, and complete the FAA's free online recurrent training every 24 calendar months to keep flying under Part 107.

Does Admezo include sectional chart questions?

The FAA test includes chart questions, from the testing supplement and, since October 26, 2026, as on-screen chart images. Admezo covers the chart knowledge behind them (airspace classes and their markings, altitudes, obstructions, airport symbols) in text questions. Image-based chart questions are not in the bank yet.

The FAA Part 107 test, explained — Format, Areas, registration and retakes — updated for 2026

To fly a drone for work in the US, you need a Remote Pilot Certificate, and to get it you must pass the FAA's Unmanned Aircraft General – Small knowledge test. Here is how it works today, after the FAA's September 2025 reweighting.

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Scored questions: 60
Time limit: 2 hours
Passing score: 70% (42/60)
Test fee, paid to PSI: $175

The test format

Questions: 60 scored multiple-choice questions, each with 3 answer choices and one correct answer. Up to 5 unscored validation questions may be added; you can't tell them apart.
Time: 2 hours.
Passing score: 70%, or 42 correct answers out of 60 (14 CFR 107.67).
Charts and figures: Some questions refer to the Airman Knowledge Testing Supplement (FAA-CT-8080-2H), mostly sectional chart excerpts. Since October 26, 2026, the FAA also shows chart images on screen.
Age: 14 to take the test, 16 to hold the certificate (14 CFR 107.61).

The five Areas and their weight

On September 29, 2025, the FAA replaced the old blueprint of the Airman Certification Standards with a new weighting published by PSI: Regulations now make up almost half of the test. The topics themselves didn't change. Each Area has its own page with what's tested, key facts and practice questions.

Area of Operation	Share	Questions (of 60)	In Admezo
I. Regulations	48%	≈ 29	72
V. Operations	25%	≈ 15	37
II. Airspace Classification and Operating Requirements	20%	≈ 12	30
III. Weather	5%	≈ 3	8
IV. Loading and Performance	2%	≈ 1	3

How to register and get your certificate

1. Get an FAA Tracking Number (FTN)
Create a profile in IACRA, the FAA's certification system. Your FTN is required to book the test.
2. Book the test with PSI
Schedule the Unmanned Aircraft General – Small (UAG) test at a PSI testing center and pay the fee ($175 at the time of writing — check PSI when you book). Bring an ID with your photo, signature, date of birth and address.
3. Pass, then apply in IACRA
Your Airman Knowledge Test Report is valid for 24 calendar months to apply. After TSA security vetting you print a temporary certificate (valid up to 120 days) while the permanent card is mailed.
4. Stay current
Every 24 calendar months, complete the FAA's free online recurrent training (ALC-677) to keep flying under Part 107. There is no recurrent test at a center anymore.

If you don't pass

You can retake the test after 14 calendar days, without an instructor endorsement (14 CFR 107.71). Your report lists the knowledge areas you missed: work on those first.

Admezo's pass guarantee refunds your purchase if you fail after scoring 85% or more on three full mock exams. Read the conditions.

Recent changes that affect the test

March 16, 2024: end of the FAA's Remote ID enforcement grace period — Remote ID questions are fully current.
September 29, 2025: new Area weighting (Regulations 48%, Operations 25%, Airspace 20%, Weather 5%, Loading & Performance 2%).
November 3, 2025: the falsification rules moved from 14 CFR 107.5 (now reserved) to 14 CFR Part 3, Subpart D.
October 26, 2026: image-based chart questions shown on screen, beyond the testing supplement.
Part 108 (beyond visual line of sight) is still a proposed rule: it is not on the Part 107 test.

Frequently asked questions

The Remote Pilot knowledge test (Unmanned Aircraft General – Small (UAG)) has 60 scored multiple-choice questions with 3 answer choices each. You get 2 hours and need 70% (42 correct) to pass. Since September 29, 2025, questions are weighted toward Regulations (48%), then Operations (25%), Airspace (20%), Weather (5%) and Loading & Performance (2%). You take it at a PSI testing center; the fee is $175, paid to PSI when you book.

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Sources: FAA (Become a Drone Pilot, Airman Testing Community Advisories), 14 CFR Part 107 (eCFR), Airman Certification Standards FAA-S-ACS-10B, as checked on October 27, 2026. The test fee and procedures are set by the FAA and PSI and may change.