Learn Exactly What’s on the FAA UAS Knowledge Test and See Actual FAA Test Questions
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Everything you need and nothing you don’t to pass your FAA UAS Knowledge test with flying colors and be a safe real world sUAS Remote Pilot in command.
Click on the lessons below to view the modules & video run times.
Full Course
Recurrent Course
Lesson 1: Rules & Regulations
Video | Run-time |
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1.1 Part 107 Eligibility | 2:30 |
1.2 Part 107 Definitions | 3:17 |
1.3 Remote PIC Responsibility | 5:55 |
1.4 Required Documentation | 6:57 |
1.5 Night Operations | 5:03 |
1.6 Visibility and Cloud Clearance Requirements | 1:57 |
1.7 Maximum Speed and Altitude | 2:58 |
1.8 Right of Way Rules | 2:24 |
1.9 Operations Over Non-Participants | 2:47 |
1.10 Operations From a Moving Vehicle | 3:41 |
1.11 Weight Limitations | 1:09 |
1.12 Certificate of Waiver | 4:38 |
Lesson 2: Airspace
Video | Run-time |
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2.1 Class B | 7:41 |
2.2 Class C | 4:37 |
2.3 Class D | 2:59 |
2.4 Class E & G | 5:25 |
2.5 Other Airspace | 10:58 |
2.6 AGL & MSL | 7:50 |
2.7 Advanced Airspace | 3:22 |
Lesson 3: UAS Weather & Weather Sources
Video | Run-time |
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3.1 METARS | 10:30 |
3.2 TAFs | 7:09 |
3.3 HEMS Tool | 4:19 |
3.4 Weather Briefs | 4:13 |
3.5 Stable vs. Unstable Air | 3:30 |
3.6 Surface Friction | 3:32 |
3.7 Cloud Formations & Types | 7:57 |
3.8 Advanced Weather | 8:45 |
Lesson 4: UAS Loading & Performance
Video | Run-time |
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4.1 Flying a Payload | 1:20 |
4.2 Weight and Balance | 5:13 |
4.3 Performance Factors | 3:56 |
4.4 Load Factor | 2:57 |
4.5 Stalls & Aerodynamics | 3:44 |
4.6 Basic CG Performance | 4:50 |
Lesson 5: Crew Resource Management
Video | Run-time |
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5.1 Hazardous Attitudes | 3:21 |
5.2 Crew Roles | 5:08 |
5.3 Contingency Procedures | 4:24 |
5.4 Drugs and Alcohol | 5:39 |
5.5 Crew Fatigue | 1:31 |
5.6 Hyperventilation & Stress Management | 1:54 |
Lesson 6: Airport/Field Operations
Video | Run-time |
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6.1 NOTAMS & TFR's | 7:31 |
6.2 Obstacles | 3:51 |
6.3 Airport Traffic Patterns | 5:53 |
6.4 FCC Frequencies | 2:58 |
6.5 NTIA Privacy | 1:11 |
6.6 VFR Sectional Chart Symbols | 11:36 |
6.7 Longitude and Lattitude | 11:01 |
6.8 Mission Based Charting | 23.50 |
6.9 Advanced Chart Symbols | 7:47 |
6.10 B4UFly App | 3:45 |
6.11 Insurance | 3:33 |
Lesson 7: Radio Communications
Video | Run-time |
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7.1 Chart Supplements (AFD) | 4:07 |
7.2 Sectional Chart Frequencies | 7:03 |
Lesson 8: Emergency Procedures
Video | Run-time |
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8.1 Lost Link | 4:05 |
8.2 Flyaway's | 2:39 |
8.3 UAS Fire | 3:35 |
8.4 Accident Reporting | 4:23 |
Lesson 9: Preflight and Maintenance
Video | Run-time |
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9.1 Scheduled & Unscheduled Maintenance | 6:24 |
9.2 Maintenance Documentation | 3:15 |
9.3 Preflight Checklist | 3:59 |
Lesson 10: Final Exam
Video | Run-time |
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10.1 Summary | 2:47 |
10.2 The Final Exam | 2 hours |
Lesson 1: General
Video | Run-time |
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The eligibility requirements for a Remote Pilot Certificate with an sUAS rating. | |
Applicability & Definitions of Part 107 | |
The ramifications of falsification, reproduction, or alteration of a certificate, rating, authorization, record, or report. | |
Accident Reporting | |
Inspection, testing and demonstration of compliance | |
Offenses involving alcohol or drugs |
Lesson 2: Operating Rules
Video | Run-time |
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Registration Requirements. Requirement for the sUAS to be in a condition for safe operation. Medical condition(s) that would interfere with safe operation of an sUAS. Requirements for a Remote Pilot Certificate with an sUAS Rating. | |
Responsibility and authority of the remote PIC. | |
Daylight operation | |
Staying safely away from other aircraft and right-of-way rules. | |
Operations over human beings | |
Operating limitations for sUAS | |
Waiver policy and requirements |
Lesson 3: Airspace Classification
Video | Run-time |
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Class B controlled airspace | |
Class C controlled airspace | |
Class D controlled airspace | |
Class E controlled airspace | |
Class G uncontrolled airspace | |
Special-use airspace, such as prohibited, restricted, warning areas, military operation ares, alert areas, and controlled firing areas. | |
ATC authorizations | |
Potential flight hazards | |
The NOTAM system including how to obtain an established NOTAM through Flight Services |
Lesson 4: Airport Operations
Video | Run-time |
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Types of airports, such as towered, uncontrolled towered, heliport, and seaplane bases | |
Runway markings and signage | |
Traffic patterns used by manned aircraft pilots | |
Security Identification Display Areas (SIDA) | |
Sources for airport data |
Lesson 5: Emergency Procedures
Video | Run-time |
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Emergency planning and communication | |
Characteristics and potential hazards of lithium batteries | |
Loss of aircraft control link and fly-aways | |
Frequency spectrums and associated limitations |
Lesson 6: Aeronautical Decision Making
Video | Run-time |
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Aeronautical Decision-Making (ADM) | |
Crew Resource Management (CRM) | |
Hazardous attitudes |
Lesson 7: Maintenance and Inspection Procedures
Video | Run-time |
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Basic maintenance | |
Preflight inspection | |
Appropriate record keeping |
Available 8/13/18
We’ll Even Help You Submit Your Knowledge Test to the FAA to Earn Your Certificate
In This Course You’ll Also Learn
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- How to Log UAS Flight Time
- How to Log UAS Maintenance Time
- What the FAA Expects from 107 Operators
About Your Webinar Presenter (excerpt from Wikipedia)
Jason Schappert is a pilot and author of 8 best selling aviation flight training books. He is a CFII and ATP rated. Jason was named AOPA’s Top Collegiate Flight Instructor in 2008 and Outstanding Flight Instructor of the year in 2014 & 2015. He is also the producer of an innovative online piloting school, known as MzeroA.com’s Online Ground School. As a flight instructor with over 8,000 hours of dual given (instruction given time).
Schappert began flying at age 12, and did his first solo flight at 16. He subsequently became a flight instructor, and earned all the ratings up to ATP, including private pilot certificate, instrument rating, and Commercial Pilot Certificate. Schappert currently flies a Cessna 172.
Jason was named National Intercollegiate Flying Association (NIFA) Top Collegiate Flight Instructor in 2008 and 2012. In 2009 he created a program called Future Pilots Flight Academy for aviation-minded youth in conjunction with the Discovery Science Center.
He was named AOPA‘s Outstanding Flight Instructor of the year in 2014, 2015, 2016, & 2017.
Schappert Produced the Flying Again Movie featuring rusty pilots who have not flown anywhere from 2 to 30 years. This effort was then featured on the TV series The Aviators.