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Where do you stand, and how many days do you have?

Tell us your test date, answer twelve questions weighted to the current Part 107 blueprint, and get your score by knowledge area, a day-by-day plan to your test and the FAA source behind every answer. In 2025, about 1 in 6 Part 107 candidates failed, and the average score was 79% (FAA test statistics (opens in a new tab)).

First, when is your test?

Your plan is built around the days you actually have.

–Pick your test date to see how many days you have.

What you get

  • Your score by knowledge area, weighted like the real test: 6 Regulations, 3 Operations, 2 Airspace, 1 Weather.
  • A day-by-day plan from today to your test date, with more time on what you missed.
  • Every answer explained, with a link to the FAA rule or handbook it comes from.

These are original practice questions written to the current blueprint. The FAA keeps real test questions confidential. Twelve questions give you a direction, not a prediction of your score. Your date is saved in this browser only.

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Get the free Part 107 Starter Kit

The October 2026 test-change briefing, 20 practice questions and an exam-day checklist.

  • 01
    The October 2026 test-change briefing. What the new image-based questions look like and how to prepare for them.
  • 02
    20 practice questions, weighted to the test blueprint, with the reason every answer is right or wrong.
  • 03
    The exam-day checklist: what to bring, what to expect and how the time works.
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