Fly Part 107 guides

Plain explanations of the FAA Part 107 remote pilot test, written from the official sources and cited.

• Part 107 test changes on October 26, 2026
  From October 26, 2026 the Part 107 (UAG) test adds image-based questions from current FAA sectional charts. What the FAA said and how to prepare.
• How to read a sectional chart for the Part 107 test
  Read a sectional for Part 107: Class B, C, D and E surface boundaries, when 14 CFR 107.41 needs ATC authorization, airport data blocks, obstacles.
• Part 107 practice test: format and how to prepare
  Part 107 practice test guide: 60 scored and 5 unscored questions, 2 hours, 70% to pass, the official topic weights, and the 14-day retest rule.
• Part 107 cheat sheet: the numbers and where they come from
  Part 107 cheat sheet: 400 ft AGL, 87 knots, 3 SM visibility, cloud clearance, 10-day reporting, 24-month recency and more, each with its CFR citation.
• How to read METAR and TAF reports for the Part 107 test
  Decode METAR and TAF reports for Part 107, element by element: wind, visibility, weather, clouds and ceiling, temperature, altimeter, FM, TEMPO and PROB30.