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FlightPlan Drone Academy

FAA Part 107 knowledge test preparation

Prepare for Part 107 with a clear flight plan.

Turn dense FAA topics into a practical path you can follow through an approximately 8-hour, self-paced course created by an award-winning instructional design team with 30+ years of experience.

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8 hours of learningEstimated course length
Self-pacedTake breaks and resume anytime
MultimediaVideo, audio, text, graphics
Practice quizzes & examPrepare with confidence

A better way to prepare

Part 107 covers a lot of ground. Your preparation should give it structure.

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VFR charts, airspace, weather, aircraft performance, decision-making, and operating rules can feel disconnected at first. FlightPlan organizes those topics into a guided route, teaches with the right medium, and reinforces learning throughout the course.

  1. 1
    Learn it in the format that fits the topicVideo, audio, text, and graphics work together to make complex material easier to follow.
  2. 2
    Reinforce it frequentlyReviews and quizzes throughout the course.
  3. 3
    Practice without pressureRepeat the mock exam as needed.
  4. 4
    Stop and start anytimeProgress saves automatically.

What you will study

A step-by-step route through Part 107
knowledge topics.

01: Foundation

  • Introduction
  • VFR Charts
  • Airspace Classifications
  • Weather

02: Aircraft & Operations

  • Performance
  • Loading
  • Emergencies
  • Radio Communication

03: Decision-making

  • Fitness to Fly
  • ADM Tools
  • Airports

04: Rules & Preparation

  • Registration & Remote ID
  • Special Operations
  • Practice Exam
Review 1Review 2Review 3Review 4Practice Exam

From preparation to exam day

Know exactly what happens next.

  1. 1Course launches

    FlightPlan enrollment will open soon.

  2. 2Start when you’re ready

    Learn on your schedule and resume anytime.

  3. 3Learn and review

    Work at your own pace, save progress, and repeat practice.

  4. 4Take the FAA exam

    When ready, schedule and take the official test separately.

Preparation that works for you

Your progress guides your studying. It does not control completion.

Complete the course by viewing all required material. There is no maximum quiz or practice exam score.

  • Account-bound progress and resume tracking
  • Completion-only certificate eligibility
  • Quiz and exam-prep results remain study tools

Devices & accessibility

Learn on the device that fits your day.

DesktopMajor modern browsers
TabletResponsive web course
MobilePick up where you left off
Accessible learningVideo captions and audio transcripts