The FAA Prep Library
Eight series, one at a time, each built to its own test.
Part 107 came first and is finished. Private Pilot opens next. Every series that follows is read against its own FAA reference list, written to the standards the FAA publishes for that test, then given its own exam engine.
Remote Pilot (Part 107)
Three volumes, the Digital Set and the 1,447-question Exam Engine.
Every option explained, not just the right one.
- Take it under test conditions. A clock at two minutes a question, the same pace the real test sets, a flag for anything to come back to, a review screen and a submit you have to confirm. Nothing is revealed until you commit.
- Or study your way. Answers as you go or held to the end, and sessions as short as you like
- Weighted to the current FAA blueprint, so an evening of study buys the most points it can
- A diagnostic that names the chapters and pages to reread tonight
- Filter by knowledge area, chapter or only the questions you got wrong
Every card carries its FAA rule and the page to reread.
- Not just an answer: each card gives the reason behind it
- The FAA rule cited on the card, so you can check the original
- The exact volume, chapter and section to reread, with no hunting
- Spaced repetition: cards you miss come back soonest, ones you know come back least
- Card progress is kept separate from your exam scores, so drilling never dents a practice result
Private Pilot Airplane
Written and complete: three volumes, 1,161 pages, plus a 948-question exam engine. A final review against the latest FAA changes is under way before it opens.
Written and complete. Opens with the series.
The same engine, written to the private pilot blueprint. Every feature listed for the Remote Pilot engine above, against the private pilot question bank.
In preparation now, on the Part 107 pattern. Everything described for the Remote Pilot decks above, written to the private pilot blueprint.
Instrument Rating Airplane
Procedures, approach charts and IFR regulations. Working titles shown.
Flight Instructor
Fundamentals of instructing and the CFI knowledge tests. Working titles shown.
From October 26, 2026, the FAA's Flight Instructor knowledge tests include questions with embedded images. What changed
Commercial Pilot Airplane
Commercial operations, performance and maneuvers. Working titles shown.
Airline Transport Pilot
Transport-category operations and performance. Working titles shown.
From October 26, 2026, the FAA's Airline Transport Pilot knowledge tests include questions with embedded images. What changed
Rotorcraft, Helicopter
Six helicopter knowledge tests, from private pilot to airline transport pilot. Working titles shown.
Aviation Maintenance Technician
General, Airframe, Powerplant and the oral and practical tests. Working titles shown.
Where this takes you
The next certificate is closer than it looks.
Two routes out of where you are standing. One if you hold Part 107 and want to fly the airplane yourself, one if you already fly and want to add drones. Neither one starts from zero.
If you hold Part 107
- The same size test. The Private Pilot written is 60 questions in 2 hours at a passing score of 70. So was the one you passed.
- The same figure booklet. Both tests take their figures from FAA-CT-8080-2H, the supplement you already sat with at the testing center.
- No ground school required. Section 61.105(a) lets you complete a home-study course instead, and your instructor endorses that you are ready to test.
If you already fly
- No knowledge test at all. Under 14 CFR 107.61 a Part 61 certificate holder who is current under 61.56 completes the FAA's free course ALC-451 instead of sitting the Part 107 written.
- Eight subjects, every one drone specific. Section 107.74 lists regulations, weather effects, loading, emergency procedures, crew resource management, performance, maintenance and night operations. The subjects you already covered as a pilot are not among them.
- We will show you how to do it free. The course, the form and the identity check are in our guide, with nothing to buy.
Free download
Get the free Part 107 Starter Kit
The remote pilot test changed on October 26, 2026. Get the briefing on what changed, a real sample of our practice questions and the checklist for test day, free.
- 01The October 2026 test-change briefing. What the new image-based questions look like and how to prepare for them.
- 0220 practice questions, weighted to the test blueprint, with the reason every answer is right or wrong.
- 03The exam-day checklist: what to bring, what to expect and how the time works.
No cost, and no card. The 20 questions are drawn from the same bank as the books and weighted to the current test blueprint, so the free sample is the real thing and not a teaser.
Private Pilot opens when checkout does. The Part 107 series is finished and goes on sale when checkout opens.