Frequently Asked Questions

Sky107 is an AI-powered web application designed to help drone pilots and aspiring Remote Pilots prepare for the FAA Part 107 (UAG) knowledge test.

It covers the official exam curriculum — regulations, airspace, weather, and operations — with adaptive difficulty, real exam simulations, and detailed explanations.

Sky107 covers the FAA Part 107 UAG knowledge test:

• 60 questions
• 2 hours
• 70% passing score

Content is aligned with the official FAA UAG Airman Certification Standards (ACS) — regulations (14 CFR Part 107), airspace classification, sectional charts, weather (METAR/TAF), loading and performance, and aeronautical decision making.

Sky107 adjusts question difficulty based on your performance:

• Score 80% or higher on a set of questions → difficulty increases (EASY → MEDIUM → HARD)
• Score below 50% → difficulty decreases

This ensures you are always studying at the right level to maximize learning efficiency.

Sky107 is a web application optimized for desktop and mobile browsers. You can study anywhere, anytime from your phone, tablet, or computer — no app download required. The responsive design adapts to any screen size.

The AI Tutor is an interactive chat feature that helps you understand difficult concepts. When you encounter a question you do not understand, you can ask the AI Tutor for a simplified explanation.

It uses AI to break down complex Part 107 topics — from airspace classes to weather interpretation — into clear, digestible answers.

Sky107 offers four plans:

• FREE — the first modules of the Part 107 question bank
• ESSENTIAL — $19 per month, full access to all chapters and features
• PRO — $79 per year (two months free vs Monthly)
• LIFETIME — $249 one-time payment, permanent access to all current and future content

Sky107 includes a growing question bank of 1,600+ FAA-style questions covering every Part 107 ACS chapter.

• Scenario-based questions with regulatory references (14 CFR Part 107, FAA Aeronautical Information Manual, advisory circulars)
• New questions regularly added and updated to stay aligned with the FAA UAG ACS

FREE users get the first chapter, while paid subscribers unlock all chapters and timed exam simulations.

The Regulations chapter covers 14 CFR Part 107, the core rule set for small unmanned aircraft operations:

• Remote pilot certification requirements
• Operating rules (visual line of sight, daylight operations, altitude and speed limits)
• Waivers and certificate of authorization (COA) processes
• Registration and marking requirements
• Accident reporting obligations

This is the largest single portion of the Part 107 exam.

The Airspace Classification and Sectional Charts chapters cover:

• The five classes of airspace (A through G)
• Operating requirements for each class
• Special use airspace
• Reading FAA sectional charts: airport symbols, airspace boundaries, obstacles, frequencies, and airspace altitudes

This is about 20% of the Part 107 exam.

The Weather chapters cover the basics of aviation weather for drone operations:

• Reading METAR and TAF reports
• Weather sources (Aviation Weather Center, AFSS)
• Effects of wind, temperature, and visibility on drone flight
• Making weather-based go/no-go decisions

About 5% of the Part 107 exam.

No. Unlike private pilot certification, there is NO medical certificate requirement for Part 107 remote pilots.

You only need to be:

• At least 16 years old
• Able to read, write, speak, and understand English

This makes the Part 107 certificate one of the most accessible FAA credentials.

Yes, Sky107 provides detailed analytics to help you identify weak areas and focus your study time:

• Accuracy by topic
• Difficulty progression
• Exam history
• Performance trends

You can drill down to individual ACS subject areas.

Getting started takes three steps:

• Visit sky107.com and create a free account
• Choose the FREE plan to practice the first chapter of every exam category
• Upgrade to PRO MONTHLY, PRO YEARLY, or LIFETIME when you are ready for all chapters and timed simulations