Colleges, training companies and clubs
Adopt the Part 107 Library for your course.
A complete ground-school text with a matching chart supplement and question bank, organized to the FAA's knowledge areas and ready to drop into a syllabus.
- 1Desk copies for instructors
Review the full set before you adopt it.
- 2Syllabus crosswalk
Chapter-by-chapter mapping to the FAA knowledge areas, with suggested reading for each class session.
- 3Classroom Exam Engine
Seat licenses with a roster view, so instructors can see which knowledge areas the class is missing.
- 4Bookstore and purchase-order ordering
Order direct with a purchase order, or, once the books are listed, through your campus bookstore via Ingram's catalog.
- 5Part 147 maintenance schools
In preparation: the five-volume Maintenance series follows the Aviation Mechanic ACS, with one volume per knowledge test plus a shared figure supplement and an oral and practical guide. See the series.
Instructor Resource Kit, free with adoption
The teaching kit, chapter by chapter.
A slide deck for every chapter, with the speaker notes written as a full script: what to say, how long it takes, the questions to ask and the mistakes students make right there. Lesson plans, an instructor test bank your students have never seen and the course packaged to import into Canvas, Blackboard or Moodle.
A deck for each chapter, with speaker notes written as a full script: what to say, timing, questions to ask and common student mistakes. PowerPoint, Google Slides and PDF handouts.
Objectives, minute-by-minute timing, ACS alignment and guidance for 50-minute, 90-minute and self-paced formats.
Guided exercises on the Chart and Figure Supplement plates, worked calculations, scenarios and discussion questions, with answer keys.
Quizzes, chapter tests and a final exam, with answer keys and rationales. Kept separate from the student Exam Engine, so students have not seen the items.
Ready-to-edit syllabi for an 8-week course, a 16-week semester and a weekend intensive.
Every lesson mapped to the FAA knowledge areas and Airman Certification Standards codes, for your course records and FAA-approved curricula.
The full course packaged to import into Canvas, Blackboard or Moodle, with quizzes ready to auto-grade.
Student licenses plus an instructor view showing which knowledge areas the class is missing, so you know what to reteach.
- Adopt a series for your course.
- We verify you as an instructor at your school.
- Download the kit from your instructor account. Updates arrive with each edition, with a dated note of every change.
- Use it with enrolled students who have the books or the Digital Set.
- Teach in person, blended or fully online.
- Edit and reorder slides to fit your curriculum.
- No resale, and no posting to public sites.
- Alt text on every image.
- High-contrast, readable slides.
- Designed and evaluated against WCAG 2.2 at level AA.
Part 107 kit first. Private Pilot and Maintenance kits follow each series.
For schools and programs
Your students are going to be asked the medical questions too.
The part of the certificate that trips people up is rarely the flying. It is the application, and the questions on it about convictions and about drug and alcohol history are the ones students are least likely to raise with an instructor. We publish the whole of that, free, so you can point at it rather than guess at it.
- Free to use in class and free to link to. There is nothing to license and no sign-in for students.
- Checked against primary text and re-read on a weekly review, because the examiner guide is revised every month.
- Not an FAA product. Independent study material, not affiliated with or approved by the FAA.