FAA Part 107 Exam Prep
Training to help learners pass the FAA Part 107 exam and operate drones safely and legally.
$19.99/month
Enrollment opens June 10, 2026
One Simple Package
Exam prep that teaches while you move through the blueprint—short sessions, targeted practice, and progress tracking. Same Learn Sugar rule: exactly what you need for the test and nothing more (lower-tech for now; smarter personalization is on the way).
- Lessons aligned to FAA knowledge areas in compact modules—not long video playlists
- Situation-style practice for professionals who need the cert—not a course that assumes you want to master aviation for its own sake
- Straightforward pricing—exactly what’s included is spelled out here
Not affiliated with the FAA. Exam fees are paid to the FAA/PSI. This prep is for the initial Remote Pilot path under Part 107—not for pilots already certificated under Part 61. Results vary.
It's Like Learning a Story Instead of Reading a Textbook
You learn and practice by situation—not a mile-wide textbook tour—so if you're a professional who needs the credential rather than a new passion, you still cover the aviation specifics the UAG exam tests, without being treated like you want to become an enthusiast in every corner of the field.
- Before you fly — Planning and responsibility · Risk · Weather—what the test expects you to decide
- Where can I fly? — Airspace, permissions, and charts—only what you need for questions, not a hobbyist deep dive
- How do I fly legally? — Operating rules · Night ops · ID and waivers—tied to exam-style scenarios
- Can my drone handle it today? — Loading · Performance · Conditions—the practical side the UAG blueprint covers
- What if something goes wrong? — Airport ops · Emergencies · Maintenance—high-yield, not extra curriculum
- Practice exams — Full-length drills aligned to the 60-question knowledge test format
Steps to Get Your FAA Remote Pilot Certificate
To fly under FAA Part 107 as a remote pilot, you'll need a Remote Pilot Certificate. These steps apply to first-time Remote Pilot candidates taking the UAG knowledge test—not to pilots who already hold a pilot certificate under Part 61; if that's you, follow FAA guidance for your pathway. For the Part 107 UAG route, the process looks like this:
- Create your FAA profile — set up an account in IACRA to get your FAA Tracking Number (FTN).
- Schedule and take the Part 107 test — book the Unmanned Aircraft General – Small (UAG) exam at an FAA-approved knowledge testing center.
- Apply in IACRA — after you pass, submit application Form 8710-13 using your test ID.
- Get your temporary certificate — once TSA and FAA finish their checks, print a temporary certificate while you wait for the permanent card.
- Keep it current — complete the FAA’s free online recurrent training every 24 calendar months.
Always check the FAA site for the latest steps and links: FAA – Become a Drone Pilot.
What This Prep Looks Like
Learn Sugar centers on short sessions, situation-based learning, and the official knowledge test blueprint—without long video modules. The snapshot below summarizes this course, common price ranges you may see in the market, and what only the FAA can do for you.
Typical upfront cost
Learn Sugar: $19.99/month
Notes: Often roughly $100–$350+ (varies by provider and bundles)
Study path
Learn Sugar: Lean modules—exam prep that teaches—in compact lessons instead of long video modules
Notes: Course formats vary by provider; review outlines and sample lessons before you enroll anywhere.
Practice & retention
Learn Sugar: Quizzes and situation flow mapped to the official blueprint, focused on what the test covers
Notes: Many prep options include question banks or practice exams; depth and style vary.
Time to “ready to schedule”
Learn Sugar: Built for short study blocks and steady progress toward booking the UAG exam
Notes: Your timeline depends on your starting point and how much you study each week.
What we do not replace
Learn Sugar: You still register for and pass the official FAA knowledge test; not for Part 61 pilots taking a different path
Notes: Same — prep is not the same as the FAA test itself
Choose Learn Sugar If…
- You need the Remote Pilot credential for work and want a test-focused path in short sessions—without long video modules.
- You want short, structured sessions and quizzes—not treating you like you’re training for a second career in aviation.
- You want clear terms on what is included with enrollment, with fuller AI-assisted products coming later on the platform.
Consider Other Options If…
- You need live classroom instruction or one-to-one tutoring (we are self-paced).
- You want a single vendor to also book your FAA exam for you (you schedule that with the FAA).
- You are already certificated under Part 61 and need FAA’s pathway for manned-aircraft pilots—not this Part 107 UAG prep.
FAA Part 107 Exam Prep — Common Questions
UAG knowledge test format, scheduling, recurrency, enrollment, and who this course is for.
About this course
Is this FAA Part 107 exam prep?
Yes. LearnSugar’s FAA Part 107 exam prep program covers the FAA Remote Pilot (Part 107) knowledge test with exam-focused lessons and practice—not a general hobby drone course.
Is this an online drone course for test prep?
Yes. It is online drone course test prep: 100% online, built for the UAG knowledge test with short study sessions and situation-style questions rather than long video modules.
Who is this course for?
Professionals needing the Remote Pilot credential; not already licensed Part 61 pilots.
How long do I have access?
Each enrollment includes 1 month of platform access. Renew at $19/month from your dashboard to add another month from your current end date.
The UAG knowledge test
What is the UAG (Unmanned Aircraft General – Small) knowledge test?
The UAG is the FAA’s initial Remote Pilot knowledge test for Part 107 operations. It is a proctored, multiple-choice exam at an FAA-approved knowledge testing center—not something Learn Sugar administers. Our prep teaches the topics the FAA tests while you study in short sessions.
Where do I take the FAA Part 107 knowledge test?
You schedule and take the UAG exam through the FAA’s official process at an approved knowledge testing center (often via PSI). Confirm locations, fees, and ID requirements on the FAA’s Become a Drone Pilot page. Learn Sugar does not book the exam for you.
How long is the Part 107 knowledge test?
The initial UAG knowledge test is typically 60 multiple-choice questions with a 2-hour time limit. Confirm current rules with the FAA before you schedule. Our practice exams mirror that format so you know what to expect.
Does Learn Sugar schedule my FAA exam?
Learn Sugar is exam prep only—you book and take the UAG test through the FAA’s official process and an approved knowledge testing center. We teach what the knowledge test covers; confirm current scheduling, fees, and eligibility on the FAA website.
Certificates & recurrency
What is recurrent training for Remote Pilots?
After you hold a Remote Pilot Certificate, the FAA requires recurrent training (often completed online, for example through FAASafety.gov) every 24 calendar months to stay current. That is separate from initial UAG prep. Always follow the FAA’s latest guidance for recurrency.
Is the Remote Pilot Certificate the same as a “drone license”?
People often say “drone license,” but the FAA issues a Remote Pilot Certificate with a small UAS rating under Part 107. Learn Sugar helps you prepare for the initial UAG knowledge test on that path—not for manned-aircraft pilots certificated under Part 61, who follow different FAA rules.
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