We are building the most effective study platform for FAA Part 107 written tests — combining AI technology with real aviation expertise to help drone pilots earn their FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot certificate with confidence.
Our mission is simple: help every remote pilot in the US pass the FAA written tests on the first attempt. We believe that studying for the Part 107 certificate should not be a guessing game. Too many candidates walk into the exam room unprepared — not because they lack the ability, but because they lack access to study tools that reflect the real exam experience.
Traditional study materials for the FAA Part 107 written tests are outdated, difficult to navigate, and rarely provide the depth of practice needed to build genuine confidence. Textbooks are dense, question banks are scarce, and the Aviation Mechanic ACS can feel overwhelming without a structured approach. We set out to change that by building a platform that adapts to each student's learning pace, identifies weak areas, and delivers targeted practice where it matters most.
At the heart of our mission is a commitment to aviation safety. Every remote pilot who earns their certificate and signs off an aircraft for return to service is responsible for the safety of passengers and crew. By ensuring that Part 107 candidates are thoroughly prepared, we are contributing to a safer aviation industry in the United States and beyond.
Sky107 is not a generic flashcard app. It is a purpose-built AI-powered study platform engineered from the ground up around the FAA UAG ACS — regulations, airspace, weather, and and aeronautical decision making. Every question, every explanation, and every algorithm is designed to mirror the actual written test experience.
Our question bank contains over 1,600 AI-generated and expert-reviewed questions covering all three written tests: General (60 questions, 2 hours, 70% pass), across 8 ACS chapters questions). Each question is tagged by test, subject area, difficulty level, and specific 14 CFR reference — making it easy for mechanics to target their weakest areas.
The AI adjusts question difficulty in real time based on your performance. Master a topic and the system challenges you harder; struggle and it provides more foundational practice. This ensures efficient, targeted study sessions.
Timed practice exams replicate the actual FAA testing environment — UAG (60q/2h, 70% pass), all at a 70% pass mark. Build speed and confidence before the real test with formats, timing, and difficulty levels that match the official standards.
Get instant, plain-language explanations of complex topics. Ask questions naturally and receive exam-focused answers that reference the Aviation Mechanic ACS and 14 CFR regulations.
Detailed analytics show your performance across every test and subject area. Track accuracy by topic, monitor difficulty progression, and review your exam history — always know exactly where you stand.
Programmer & AI Specialist — Founder of Sky107
Chuck Onekeo is a programmer and AI specialist with deep experience building intelligent systems for technical education. Frustrated by the lack of modern, adaptive study tools available to remote pilots, Chuck decided to build the platform he wished had existed when studying for technical certifications.
Combining expertise in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and full-stack development, Chuck architected Sky107 from the ground up as an adaptive learning system tailored specifically to the FAA's Part 107 requirements. The platform's AI engine dynamically adjusts question difficulty, generates contextual explanations, and provides personalized study recommendations based on individual performance patterns.
Chuck's vision for Sky107 extends beyond just helping mechanics pass exams. He believes that well-prepared remote pilots make aviation safer for everyone, and that technology — specifically AI — has the power to dramatically improve how technical professionals prepare for high-stakes certification exams.
The journey to earning an FAA Part 107 certificate is demanding. Candidates must pass the UAG knowledge test — 60 questions, 70% — and 18 to 30 months of practical experience (or graduate from an FAA-approved Part 147 school), and pass an oral and practical exam with a Designated Mechanic Examiner (DME). Despite the high stakes, most candidates rely on outdated textbooks, scattered PDFs, and word-of-mouth advice to prepare.
We saw a gap that technology could fill. The same AI techniques that power recommendation systems, language models, and adaptive tutoring platforms could be applied to aviation exam preparation — and the result is a study experience that is more efficient, more engaging, and more effective than anything else available to remote pilots today.
Key problems we set out to solve:
We are committed to building a platform that genuinely helps remote pilots succeed. This means:
Every question is reviewed against FAA standards and the Aviation Mechanic ACS. We update our question bank regularly to stay aligned with regulatory changes and test updates.
We offer a free tier so every student can try the platform, plus affordable monthly and lifetime plans. No hidden fees, no surprise charges.
Our success is measured by your success. We continuously improve the platform based on student feedback and performance data to maximize pass rates.
We are just getting started. The platform is constantly evolving with new features, more questions, and improved AI capabilities. Our long-term vision is to become the definitive study resource for every remote pilot in the US — and eventually expand to support aviation maintenance certification worldwide. Whether you are just starting your Part 107 journey or preparing for your final written test, Sky107 is built for you.
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