The FAA Part 107 certification allows you to legally fly drones for commercial or business purposes in the U.S. It proves you’ve passed a knowledge exam and understand the airspace system, regulations, and safety procedures.

If you're flying for anything other than recreation—including real estate, inspections, videography, or mapping—you must have a Part 107 license from the FAA.

Most students finish in 1–3 weeks, depending on their schedule. The course is self-paced, so you can move as fast or slow as you need.

Our course gives you everything you need to pass the test on your first try:

• FAA test content simplified and explained

• Full-length practice exams

• Airspace & chart-reading lessons

• Weather, crew resource management, and emergency procedures

• Regulation breakdowns

• Bonus: Tips and tricks to study smarter

The FAA test costs $175, paid directly to an FAA-authorized testing center. Our prep course is a separate investment designed to help you pass the first time and avoid retakes.

You’ll schedule your test at a FAA-authorized Knowledge Testing Center near you. We’ll help you find a location and guide you through the booking process.

You’ll need at least 70%, which means getting 42 out of 60 questions correct.

Your Remote Pilot Certificate is valid for 24 months. After that, you’ll need to complete free online recurrent training from the FAA to stay current.

Absolutely! We offer:

• Drone registration assistance

• Help navigating LAANC airspace authorization

• Remote ID compliance guidance

• Operational support under FAA rules

After you pass, the FAA runs a background check and mails your Remote Pilot Certificate. You’ll then be legally allowed to operate drones commercially under Part 107 regulations.