2022 Drone FAA Part 107 License Study Guide

Tips and Tricks to Ace Your 107 Test at First Sitting with Test Questions and Answers

By: Thomas Clarke

Narrated by: Bric Alverson

Length: 2 hrs and 27 mins

Publisher's summary

Passing the FAA Part 107 test to acquire a license for commercial remote piloting of unmanned drone aircraft may seem overwhelming to those unfamiliar with fundamental aeronautical principles or who are rusty on some of the finer points. This up-to-date compilation of aviation facts, numbers, and ideas was prepared by the Unmanned Safety Institute.

With appropriate preparation and correct advice, the Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate may be scaled through. The Small Unmanned Aircraft General Exam has 60 questions that cover all aspects of UAS operation, including FAA laws and regulations, operating requirements, meteorological circumstances, airspace operation, sectional chart, flight crew performance, and more.

Here are snippets of what you would find here, in relation to becoming a remote pilot:

• Registration
• Operation limitations
• Hazardous flight operation
• Hazardous attitudes
• Night fight
• Night lights on aircraft
• Acronyms
• Latitude and longitude
• Traffic pattern
• Weather and micrometeorology
• Density altitude
• Radio communication
• Load factor chart
• Codes of federal regulation
• Accident reporting
• Responsibilities and best practices of a remote PIC
• Careless or reckless operations
• Documentation
• Daylight waivers and night operations
• Visual line of sight operations
• Right-of-way rules and the regulations around flying over people
• Certificate of waiver
• Difference between a waiver and authorization
• Metar report
• TAF reports
• Weather effects on flight
• Moisture
• Three main cloud formations
• Different stages of a thunderstorm
• Ceilings and visibility
• Differences between stable and unstable air masses
• Airspace classification system
• Different kinds of special-use airspace

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Don’t waste the credit

This is horrible it’s basically just reading the 107 FAA definitions. No animation you’ll fall asleep. Very monotone. Hard to retain due to the boring nature of the presentation.

Hard Listen - Maybe this should not be an audio book!

The author read as if he was reading page from page from a book we all needed to see. In reference to the test questions there was no pdf to follow along or reference to where to look as if we already knew where to find the things spoken about. To give the answers in letters after reading all 100 questions serves me no point as it was hard enough to listen to anyway, there was no way I was going back to try and pair the answers to the questions. Waste of my credit.

Really? This is the worst!

This is absolutely the worst audio presentation I've ever listened to in my entire life. I forced myself to try to give this a chance. I cannot overstate how poorly organized this entire presentation is. For example do I need to copy down all the test answers in the last chapter so that I can go back to the previous chapter to make sure I have the answers correctly one by one while I'm driving? There are no PDF supplemental materials. The narrator sounds like he's stoned as he monotonically reads throughout the entire presentation. This is a half baked BS presentation very very poor stay away. Goobers.