Pass the FAA Part 107 knowledge test with confidence
The Unmanned Aircraft General (UAG) exam measures mastery across the FAA Airman Certification Standards. The Academy mirrors that structure exactly — then trains you against it until the data says you're ready.
60
questions on the real UAG exam
2h
time allowed at the testing center
5
ACS areas, fully mapped
85%
Academy readiness target
What the UAG test looks like
FAA logistics can change — every fact here is tracked against current FAA sources and flagged for re-verification before going live.
Test code
UAG
Test name
Unmanned Aircraft General — Small
Questions
60
Time allowed
2 hours
FAA passing score
70%
Min. testing age
14
Retest waiting period
14 days
Recurrent training
every 24 months
A complete, ACS-structured course
Sixteen modules take you from certification basics through every tested knowledge area and into full exam-readiness.
Part 107 Orientation & Certification Path
What Part 107 is, who needs it, and how the certification path works.
Regulations, Applicability & Remote PIC Responsibility
The legal foundation and the remote pilot's responsibilities.
Operating Rules & Flight Limitations
Answering 'can I legally do this flight?' for any scenario.
Airspace Classification & Authorization
Class B–G, special-use airspace, and getting authorized.
Sectional Charts & Testing Supplement Skills
Reading FAA figures, legends, and chart symbology fluently.
Aviation Weather Sources
METARs, TAFs, and official briefing sources.
Weather Effects on sUAS Performance
How wind, density altitude, and weather affect your aircraft.
Loading & Performance
Weight, balance, CG, and performance planning.
Operations: Radio, Airports & Crew Coordination
CTAF/UNICOM, airport ops, phraseology, and crew comms.
Emergency Procedures, ADM, Risk & Physiology
Decision-making, battery hazards, and fitness for flight.
Maintenance, Inspection & Preflight
Preflight inspection, recordkeeping, and site survey.
Remote ID
Part 89 compliance paths and broadcast requirements.
Operations Over People & Moving Vehicles
Categories 1–4 and the rules for flying over people.
Waivers, Authorizations & Advanced Ops
When you need a waiver vs an airspace authorization.
Final Exam Readiness & Test Strategy
Timing, figure use, and test-day strategy.
Module structure follows the FAA Remote Pilot ACS areas and tasks. Lesson and question content is added module-by-module and human-reviewed before it goes live.
Practice that mirrors the real distribution
Full-length and readiness exams draw from each ACS area in the FAA's proportions — so practice feels like the real thing.
Default counts shown for a 60-question form.
What it takes to be called 'Exam Ready'
Every one of these must be true. That's the whole point — the verdict means something.
Core curriculum complete
All required modules and quizzes done — including every high-risk compliance module.
Proven on full exams
3+ full-length exams, latest ≥85%, and 3 of the last 4 at 85%+.
Every ACS area cleared
Each area above its minimum (80% for most, 75% for Loading & Performance).
No red weak areas
Any critical-concept weakness remediated and re-tested clean.
Comfortable on the clock
At least one timed exam finished under 120 minutes.
Confidence, not guessing
Per-question confidence ratings ensure 85%+ isn't built on lucky guesses.
The tools that make the difference
Weak-area detection by ACS code
Misses are tracked at the area, task, and concept level — with critical safety concepts weighted more heavily.
FAA figure & chart drills
A dedicated supplement viewer: clean in exam mode, annotatable with explanations in review mode.
Timed, full-length exams
60 questions, 120 minutes, real ACS distribution — only unique forms count toward your readiness gate.
Source-backed content
Built on 14 CFR, the ACS, and FAA testing materials — each item tracks its source and last-verified date.
Get exam-ready the evidence-based way
Free during beta. Start with a diagnostic and build toward a real readiness verdict.