FAA Part 107 · Remote Pilot Test Prep

Pass your Part 107 with a coach in your pocket.

210 exam-style questions, timed practice tests built like the real thing, and Savvy, an AI coach who explains every answer until it clicks.

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  • Built for your phone
  • Covers Remote ID and night rules
  • One payment, lifetime access
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60questions on test day
2 hrtime limit
70%needed to pass
16+minimum age
What’s inside

Everything you need to walk in ready

Four ways to study, one goal: a passing score on your first attempt.

Timed practice exams

60 questions, a 2-hour clock, and a 70% passing line, just like test day. Flag questions, jump around with the question map, then get a score by topic and a review of every miss.

Swipe-to-sort flashcards

Tap to flip, swipe right if you knew it, left if you didn’t. Missed cards go straight into your Weak Spots deck so you drill what matters.

Savvy explains the why

Stuck on a question? Tap “Ask Savvy to explain” and get a plain-English breakdown, a memory trick, and why the other choices are wrong.

Know when you’re ready

Your readiness score tracks every question you’ve mastered, with a breakdown across all six test topics and a history of your practice exams.

Meet your coach

Savvy knows every answer, and the reason behind it

Ask anything, anytime. Savvy teaches like a patient tutor, not a search engine.

Savvy

Hi, I’m Savvy.

I’ll explain any question, quiz you one at a time, and help you turn weak spots into strengths.

  • Explains why the right answer is right
  • Gives memory tricks for tough topics
  • Quizzes you on any topic, on demand
Example conversation
Why does density altitude go up when it’s hot out?

Hot air expands, so it’s thinner. Your drone’s propellers have less air to push against, so it performs as if it were flying higher than it really is. That “feels-like” altitude is density altitude.

Memory trick: High, Hot, and Humid = Hurt performance. Expect shorter flight times and slower climbs on summer afternoons.

Quiz me on that.

If the air is warmer than standard, density altitude is: A) lower than pressure altitude, B) higher than pressure altitude, C) the same. What’s your pick?

What’s covered

All six areas of the knowledge test

Every question is sorted by topic, so you can study one area at a time or mix them up.

51WeatherFronts, fog, thunderstorms, METARs and TAFs
48Airspace & ChartsClasses B through G, sectional charts, airport operations
38RegulationsPart 107 rules, waivers, Remote ID, night operations
30Human FactorsDecision making, hazardous attitudes, fitness to fly
25Loading & PerformanceLoad factor, density altitude, center of gravity
18OperationsPreflight, batteries, maintenance, radio calls

Includes the newer rules many older guides skip: Remote ID, night operations, and operations over people.

Simple pricing

One payment. Study until you pass.

No subscription and no upsells. Get every feature, every question, and Savvy, on any device.

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$199.99one-time
  • 210 exam-style questions with answers
  • Unlimited timed practice exams
  • Savvy, your AI study coach
  • Flashcards, quick quizzes, and weak-spot drills
  • Progress tracking and readiness score
  • Lifetime access and free content updates
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Try real exam-style questions and learn the steps to your certificate.

Free Part 107 practice test15 exam-style questions with instant feedback.Take the test → How to get your Part 107 certificateEvery step from FAA Tracking Number to your temporary certificate.Read the guide → Part 107 test changes for 2026What the new on-screen chart questions mean for you.See what changed →
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Good to know

Who needs the Part 107 certificate?

Anyone who flies a drone for business or any non-recreational purpose in the U.S.: real estate photos, roof inspections, events, mapping, content creation for a brand, and more.

How do I take the real test?

You schedule the Unmanned Aircraft General (UAG) knowledge test at an FAA-approved testing center and bring a government photo ID. After you pass, you apply for your remote pilot certificate through the FAA’s IACRA website.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. Clear to Launch was designed for phones first, and it works just as well on tablets and computers.

What about the chart questions?

Some test questions point to charts in the FAA’s testing supplement (FAA-CT-8080-2H), which the testing center provides. Since October 26, 2026, the test can also show current sectional chart images on screen. We tag chart questions in the app, and Savvy can walk you through reading any sectional chart.

How much does the FAA test cost?

The knowledge test fee is paid to the testing center when you book, and it is separate from Clear to Launch. Expect about $175 per attempt; confirm the current fee when you schedule.

Can I study on more than one device?

Yes. Sign in with the email you used at checkout on any phone, tablet, or computer.

How do I know when I’m ready?

Your readiness score shows how many questions you’ve mastered. A good target is passing several practice exams in a row with room to spare above 70%.

Is Savvy a real person?

Savvy is an AI study coach who knows every question in the app. She’s great at explanations, but always confirm current rules at faa.gov.

Is this affiliated with the FAA?

No. Clear to Launch is an independent study tool from TechSavvy Solutions and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the FAA.

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