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Launch1077-Day FAA Prep

FAA Part 107 Drone Test Prep

Build a focused one-week Part 107 study plan.

Launch107 turns FAA source materials into an independent 7-day planner with fast topic jumps, built-in reading, and progress tracking.

Best fit: students who want a one-week FAA Part 107 study plan centered on airspace, charts, weather, operational judgment, and current rule changes.

Current-exam focus: this version calls out Remote ID, night operations, operations over people, testing-supplement figure reading, and ACS-based review loops.

Independent study tool: FAA materials are provided for study reference. Launch107 is not affiliated with or endorsed by the FAA. Verify current certification steps, rules, and operational requirements at FAA.gov.

7-Day Plan

28 tasks

Day 1: Rules and Structure

Read the study guide introduction and knowledge-area list.PDF p. 9
Use the ACS and source map to understand how the FAA groups and tests the knowledge areas.FAA ACS
Memorize the major Part 107 operating ideas and remote pilot responsibilities.PDF p. 11
Study Remote ID, night operations, and operations over people as current-rule test additions.FAA notice

Day 2: Airspace and Sectional Charts

Study controlled vs. uncontrolled airspace and charted surface areas.PDF p. 13
Practice VFR chart terms, symbols, airport data, obstacle heights, and airspace floors and ceilings.PDF p. 20
Learn prohibited, restricted, warning, MOA, and other special-use airspace.PDF p. 14
Review NOTAMs, LAANC, chart supplements, and flight restrictions, then explain each chart answer.PDF p. 21

Day 3: Weather Reports and Decisions

Study METAR decoding, ceilings, visibility, winds, and aviation weather report basics.PDF p. 23
Know how temperature, pressure, humidity, and density altitude affect performance.PDF p. 29
Review wind shear, atmospheric stability, fronts, and thunderstorm hazards.PDF p. 31
Practice decoding TAFs, forecast timing, and sample weather strings out loud.PDF p. 26

Day 4: Loading, Performance, Emergencies

Review weight, stability, load factor, and weight-and-balance effects.PDF p. 37
Know performance effects of temperature, humidity, and density changes.PDF p. 51
Study crew coordination, inflight emergencies, and emergency response basics.PDF p. 43
Read maintenance and preflight inspection requirements.PDF p. 79

Day 5: Operations and Human Factors

Review traffic patterns, CTAF use, chart supplements, and airport environments.PDF p. 73
Study visual illusions, night vision limits, fatigue, alcohol, medication risk, and physiology.PDF p. 53
Memorize aeronautical decision-making, risk management, and judgment concepts.PDF p. 59
Run a mixed quiz and flag misses by CRM and risk-management category.PDF p. 45

Day 6: Practice Test and Review Loop

Take the FAA 107 sample questions quiz and finish a full timed practice test.Sample PDF
Drill FAA testing-supplement figures for chart legends, airspace shelves, MTRs, and airport data.FAA figures
Run an ACS-based review loop: sort every miss into ACS knowledge areas and weak topics.FAA ACS
Re-study only the FAA source topics behind the questions you missed.PDF p. 82

Day 7: Light Review and Test Readiness

Review flash cards, abbreviations, and a final numbers-and-rules sprint.PDF p. 86
Do 10 to 15 airspace or sectional-chart questions.PDF p. 13
Do 10 weather-report or weather-performance questions.PDF p. 23
Make sure your FTN, ID, registration, Remote ID setup, and test-center logistics are ready.FAA page

FAA Sample Question Check

FAA 107 Sample Questions Quiz

Answer selected items from the FAA UAG sample questions, grade your responses, and review missed topics.

Independent study tool: Launch107 is not affiliated with or endorsed by the FAA, and this quiz does not guarantee a passing score. Verify current rules and certification steps at FAA.gov.

Question 1 of 15 Not graded

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FAA Study Resources

FAA Sample Questions Opens FAA sample PDF Remote Pilot ACS Opens ACS PDF Testing Supplement Opens FAA figure PDF Testing Changes Opens FAA notice PDF Certificate Steps FTN, test, and IACRA flow Remote ID Rules Compliance basics and operating requirements Operations Over People Category rules and moving-vehicle limits

What To Study For The FAA Part 107 Test

The remote pilot knowledge test rewards more than memorizing a few rule numbers. The highest-value study time usually goes to sectional chart reading, airspace interpretation, aviation weather, airport operations, and scenario-based judgment. Launch107 keeps the FAA study guide at the center, but also points you toward the current FAA materials that matter most on modern practice tests, including the ACS, Remote ID, night operations, and operations over people.

How This 7-Day Plan Works

The first half of the week builds foundations in regulations, airspace, charts, weather, and flight performance. The second half shifts into airport operations, human factors, and practice-test loops so missed questions turn into focused review. If a topic keeps showing up in figure-based questions or FAA sample items, it should earn a larger share of your study time than lower-frequency trivia.

Independent Study Disclaimer

Launch107 is an independent study tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the FAA. Always verify operational decisions, certificate steps, and current rule requirements at FAA.gov before flying or scheduling your exam. Analytics are used only for aggregate site usage; see the privacy policy.