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The FAA Part 107 Test Explained: What You Need to Know to Get Certified

  • Writer: TCB Drones LLC
    TCB Drones LLC
  • Sep 27, 2025
  • 1 min read

Here’s what passing the Part 107 exam really involves, plus what the market looks like.


Overview of Part 107

  • Covers airspace, weather, regulations, safety, operational limitations

  • Requires passing knowledge test, renewal every 2 years

  • Cost: Exam fee + study materials + time


Outcomes / Market Value

  • After certification, many pilots find paid work within weeks for drones in real estate, events, inspections.

  • The salary average for certified pilots is approximately $130,900/year.

  • Jobs range widely—part-time/freelance to full-time roles with salaries 80k-150k+.


Tips to Prep Well

  • Use practice tests

  • Understand weather / sectional charts

  • Know FAA rules inside out

  • Get mentorship or join a workshop


👉 Invitation: Join our next free webinar or host a workshop to get tailored prep for the test.


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