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Remote Pilot, Small UAS (Part 107) Practice Test 2026

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900 questions, 3 practice runs, and 1 exam simulator for the Part 107 test.

PART 107 REQUIREMENTS

60 questions on the real test, 70% passing score (42 of 60).

Last verified October 2026

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Start with the Remote Pilot - Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Study Guide

Every Part 107 question below comes from this FAA book. Skim it first. When you miss a question, we show you the page to reread.

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Operating Rules 146 questions
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The free runs cover the basics. These tools answer one question: would you pass the Part 107 test today?

Part 107 Exam SimulatorPROTimed test at real length: 60 questions, 70% to pass (42 of 60), same pressure.
Quick QuizPROA short set drawn from the questions you miss most, reshuffled every time.
Charts & FiguresPRODrill the 99 chart, graph, and figure questions in the Part 107 bank, the part most people find hardest.
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  • Weak-topic recoveryMissed questions return until you have truly learned them.

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SAMPLE · UAG14CFR107

During a part 107 operation, how must the crew maintain awareness of the small unmanned aircraft's position?

14 CFR 107.31(a)PICK ONE
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A 60-question test that mirrors the real Remote Pilot, Small UAS (Part 107) exam. 70% to pass.

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About the Part 107 test

The Remote Pilot (Part 107) knowledge test covers the rules for small unmanned aircraft: airspace and sectional charts, weather, loading and performance, operating regulations, and safe flight near people and airports.

You take it if you want an FAA Remote Pilot Certificate to fly a small drone for commercial or non-recreational purposes, such as photography, inspections, mapping, or any work-related flying.

The Remote Pilot, Small UAS (Part 107) knowledge test has 60 questions and requires 70% to pass, which is 42 correct. It is a computer-based test given at a PSI test center for a $175 fee. You must pass with 70% or higher before taking the practical test (checkride) or oral and practical for your certificate.

Aviator IQ's bank for this test holds 900 practice questions across 26 categories, each grounded in Remote Pilot - Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Study Guide. Every question shows an explanation and cites the section it comes from, so a wrong answer teaches the rule rather than just marking you down.

A passing knowledge-test result is one requirement. A certificated instructor still endorses you, and the practical test or checkride is separate. Aviator IQ prepares the knowledge test so that step is behind you.

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READING

Recommended reading for the Part 107 test

These are the official FAA documents, printed. They are also free to download from the FAA. A paper copy is handy when you want to study away from a screen.

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Common questions about the Remote Pilot, Small UAS (Part 107) Test

The Remote Pilot, Small UAS (Part 107) knowledge test has 60 questions and is delivered on a computer at a PSI testing center. The passing score is 70%, which means you need 42 correct. Our bank holds 900 practice questions across 26 subject categories, so you can drill well past the length of a single sitting.

A sitting at a PSI testing center runs about $175, and if you do not pass you pay that fee again for each retake. Aviator IQ Pro is $29 paid once, so the goal is to walk in ready and clear the 70% mark on the first attempt.

Every question is written from Remote Pilot - Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Study Guide and the other FAA source documents for this certificate. Each one carries a verbatim quote from the source, and that quote is checked against the document before the question ships, so a wrong answer teaches the rule rather than just marking you down. When the FAA reissues a handbook, the questions that cite it are pulled for review.

No. Aviator IQ is test preparation only and is not affiliated with the FAA. Under 14 CFR § 61.35 the authorization to take the official knowledge test comes from a certificated instructor or an approved course, not from a prep tool. The knowledge test is also only one requirement: the practical test or checkride is separate.

No. Pro is $29 paid one time and never renews. It unlocks every subject category, all practice runs, the full-length exam simulator, hints, and the readiness score. There is no monthly or annual charge.

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