Free Part 107 Practice Test 2026
200 questions weighted to the FAA Remote Pilot ACS. Tuned for mobile. No account needed.
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How It Works
Training by ACS Area
One set per area of the FAA Airman Certification Standards. Instant feedback, an explanation that cites the rule, and questions you miss come back until you have mastered them.
Practice Tests
Four 50-question tests weighted like the UAG exam, with the real 70 percent pass line. Operations is more than a third of every test, just like the real thing.
Built on the FAA Remote Pilot ACS
The FAA publishes the five knowledge areas of the UAG test and the share each carries. Every practice test here follows that weighting.
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Send Us FeedbackHow to Pass the Part 107 Test
1. Know the format
60 multiple-choice questions in 2 hours at a PSI testing center, 70 percent to pass. You must be 16, read and speak English, and get an FAA Tracking Number from IACRA before you book. After passing, you complete the certificate application in IACRA.
2. Learn to read a sectional chart
The real test shows chart excerpts from the FAA testing supplement. This bank cannot show figures, so it tests what the symbols and numbers mean. Spend an evening with a chart legend and the airspace questions here will feel easy.
3. Get the numbers down
400 feet AGL, 100 mph, 3 statute miles, 500 below and 2,000 horizontal from clouds, 8 hours bottle to throttle and 0.04 BAC, 10 days to report an accident, 24 calendar months for recurrent training. The regulations set drills every one.
4. Drill your weak areas
TigerTest tracks your accuracy by ACS area. After each practice test, go back to the set you missed most and retake until you clear 70 percent with room to spare.
Part 107 Test Frequently Asked Questions
How many questions are on the Part 107 test?
60 multiple-choice questions, a 2-hour limit, and a 70 percent pass mark (42 correct). It is taken at a PSI testing center and you need an FAA Tracking Number from IACRA to book.
What topics does the Part 107 test cover?
Regulations (15 to 25 percent), Airspace and Requirements (15 to 25 percent), Weather (11 to 16 percent), Loading and Performance (7 to 11 percent), and Operations (35 to 45 percent), per the FAA Remote Pilot ACS.
Does the Part 107 test use sectional charts?
Yes. Several questions refer to chart excerpts in the FAA testing supplement. This bank cannot show figures, so its airspace questions test what the symbols, numbers and boundaries mean. Pair it with a sectional chart legend before test day.
Is the TigerTest Part 107 practice test free?
Yes. All four practice tests and all five training sets are free, with no account required. Create a free account if you want your progress saved across devices.