Part 107 practice that shows its work
300 original practice questions for the FAA Remote Pilot exam. Every answer carries an explanation and the rule it rests on, and the timed mock runs exactly like test day: 60 questions, 2 hours, 70 percent to pass.
The FAA test has 60 questions and a 70 percent passing line. It is all in English, it is taken at a PSI test center, and the knowledge areas are public. This bank was written from those public sources: 14 CFR Part 107, the sectional chart legend, and standard FAA weather codes. No commercial question bank was copied, and nothing here is a recalled exam question.
Two ways to practice
Learn as you go
Instant marking, an explanation under every answer, and a wrong answer list that builds itself. Rounds of 10 to 60, by category or mixed.
MOCK EXAMTest day conditions
60 questions against a 2-hour clock. No feedback until you submit, the exam hands itself in when time expires, and the result reads pass or fail against the real 70 percent line.
Scores from both modes land on your results page, stored only in this browser, with accuracy by category drawn as charts.
Five categories, 300 questions
Regulations
14 CFR Part 107 rules: limits, certification, waivers, night flight, Remote ID, operations over people.
60 questions
Airspace and Charts
Airspace classes, sectional chart symbols, LAANC, special use airspace, TFRs.
60 questions
Loading and Performance
Weight, balance, payload effects, battery and density altitude performance.
60 questions
Operations and Crew
Decision making, crew resource management, emergencies, risk checklists.
60 questions
What the score line means
| Measure | Number |
|---|---|
| Questions on the real exam | 60, multiple choice, 3 options each on the live test |
| Passing score | 70 percent |
| Time allowed | 2 hours |
| Questions in this bank | 300, with explanations and citations |
| Cost to practice here | 0 dollars, no account |
FAQ
Are these the actual FAA exam questions?
No. They are original questions written to the same knowledge areas. Anyone selling recalled exam questions is selling a brain dump, and using one risks your certificate.
Why do your questions have 4 options when the real test has 3?
One extra distractor makes you read instead of pattern match. If you can pick the right answer out of four here, three on test day feels lighter.
Is practice really free?
Yes. Every question, every explanation, scoring, wrong answer review, and saved progress work without payment. A paid full version is planned, and it is waitlist only right now.
Do you offer this in Spanish?
The home page and practice instructions exist in Spanish at /es/. The questions stay in English because the FAA exam itself is given in English.