Become an FAA-Certified Drone Pilot to Fly for Commercial Use
60,000+ trained | #1 online Part 107 test prep course | 3,500+ 5-star reviews
Pass the FAA drone exam on your first try — or your money back.
The Part 107 drone license is required by the FAA for all non-recreational flights:
- Flying a drone for hire
- Flying a drone on behalf of your organization
- Flying a drone for a public safety department or other government entity
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60,000+ Trained — Solo Pilots to Enterprise Teams
How it Works
Step 1
STUDY ONLINE
Most of our students spend 15-20 hours over 2-3 weeks going through our online self-paced lessons and practice tests.
Step 2
PASS THE FAA EXAM
You'll get 2 hours to take a 60-question, multiple-choice test at your local test center, and you'll find out right there if you pass or fail.
Step 3
get your FAA LICENSE
After passing the test, complete a short online application and start flying with your temporary certificate within 5-7 days. Your hard copy certificate will arrive in 6-8 weeks.
Packages That Fit Your Learning Style
Self-Study Features
Part 107 Exam Prep
- Study 100% online at your own pace
- 1:1 support with a Part 107 exam success coach - email & voice message
- Access anywhere - mobile, tablet & laptop
- 70+ video lessons with motion graphics
- Downloadable lesson PDFs
- Lesson quizzes with answer explanations
- Unlimited practice exams with 350+ real FAA test questions
- 12-page cram sheet for final prep
- 3 Year unlimited access
Bonus Content
- 100+ FAQ in Knowledge Base
- Top 15 drone training exercises
GUIDED STUDY
All you need to get your FAA drone license with live support & bonus lessons
$339 $239
Guided Study Features
Part 107 Exam Prep
- Study 100% online at your own pace
- 1:1 support with a Part 107 exam success coach - email, voice message, and phone
- Access anywhere - mobile, tablet & laptop
- 70+ video lessons with motion graphics
- Downloadable lesson PDFs
- Lesson quizzes with answer explanations
- Unlimited practice exams with 350+ real FAA test questions
- 12-page cram sheet for final prep
- Lifetime access
- Ground School Live! A live instructor led weekly webinar for acing the Part 107 exam
- Ready for Takeoff: A monthly webinar series to elevate your Part 107 journey post-certification!
Bonus Content
- 100+ FAQ in Knowledge Base
- Top 15 drone training exercises
- Drone Services Pricing & Business Tips
- Airspace research & mission planning
- Drone photo & video tips
GUIDED STUDY +
FLIGHT TRAINING
All you need to get your FAA drone license
with extra support PLUS in-person flight training
$549 $449
Elevate your drone piloting skills & increase your confidence with 1:1 hands-on training with an expert drone instructor.
WHAT YOU GET FROM THE #1 FAA DRONE TEST PREP COURSE
- Everything you need to pass the test. Our course covers all 120+ knowledge concepts across 70+ video-based lessons that the FAA requires drone pilots to learn in the UAS Airman Certification Standards. We'll also walk you through each step of the registration and test scheduling process.
- 1:1 Support with Success Coach. Our dedicated customer success team is here to ensure your success. We will help you ace your exam and successfully launch your career in the drone industry.
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Bonus lessons with practical flight knowledge. Gain access to 100+ FAQ in our drone pilot knowledge base. Learn how to properly price your drone services, conduct airspace research & mission planning. And receive support to elevate your Part 107 journey post-certification!
Why Choose Us?
Over 99% of our students pass the FAA exam on their first attempt, even though most of them have no prior experience in aviation. If they can do it, so can you.
If you don’t pass the official FAA test despite completing our course and scoring at least 85% on our practice tests, we’ll refund both our course fee AND cover your $175 test center fee. This rarely happens, but we have your back in case it does.
Access a curriculum built in partnership with a Gold Seal Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) and former Chief Pilot of a Part 141 Flight School to align directly with the FAA’s remote pilot certification requirements.
Quiz yourself at the bottom of each lesson, and take our full-length practice tests to see if you’re ready to take the FAA’s exam. Our answer key has full explanations for each question, so you’ll know why a certain answer is correct.
Master the FAA’s test concepts with our database of 300+ multiple choice questions. After completing a practice test, you’ll be emailed a performance report and a breakdown of your incorrect responses.
Email, call or send us a voice message. You get unlimited support for your burning questions. Our course is online, but you won’t be on your own.
We’ve rounded up the most common questions from our students and built a searchable Q&A database, so you benefit from those that went before you.
Use our cram sheet to cement important concepts before taking the test. Key takeaways from each lesson are all in one place to help you study more effectively.
Do you need a certificate for reimbursement of continuing education purposes? You can earn a certificate valued at 20 hours of online learning
Whether you learn best by listening, reading, or doing, we use all of these tactics to help you learn. We also have closed captioning in each of our video lessons.
Frequently Asked
Questions
Do I need a drone license if I'm just flying for fun?
In the U.S., if you are flying a drone just for fun, you need to go through a free online training that takes about 30 minutes. Here’s more info on the FAA’s TRUST training.
Does my drone license need to be renewed?
Yes, to maintain your FAA Remote Pilot Certificate, you’ll need to go through a recurrent knowledge training every two years. This training is free and can be done from home.
How long does it take to get a drone license?
Most students use our self-paced course to study for about 15-20 hours over a couple of weeks. After passing the FAA exam, you’ll receive a temporary certificate within a few business days and your official certificate card in the mail 6-8 weeks later.
What's on the FAA drone certification exam?
The FAA’s drone exam has 60-multiple choice questions. There are over 120 concepts that the FAA can test you on in areas like FAA drone laws, weather & micrometeorology, emergency procedures, radio communications, and more.
How do I find my local FAA test center?
There are about 800 locations in the U.S. states and territories. Click here to find your local FAA drone testing center. You can search by zip code.
How old must I be to take this test?
You must be at least 16 years old.
Do I need to be a U.S. citizen?
You do not need to be a U.S. citizen to get your FAA drone license.
Do I need to own or know how to fly a drone?
Interestingly enough, no. The FAA does not require that you demonstrate drone flight proficiency in order to get your drone license. If you or your team would benefit from in-person instruction, we offer hands-on drone flight training classes with experienced instructors.
How much does it cost to get a drone license?
The total cost of getting your drone license is relatively low — less than $500. The FAA test fee is $175. Then there’s your test preparation costs, and an additional $5 fee to register your drone.
What kind of drone jobs are available?
Drones are being used in a growing number of industries, from real estate and construction to insurance and infrastructure inspections. We highlight industries and specific opportunities where drone pilots can find jobs in our UAV Coach Drone Jobs Guide.
How much money can a certified drone pilot make?
Drones are used in so many industries with varying degrees of client outputs needed. What you can expect to make depends on whether or not you’re taking basic photos, helping to analyze more complex aerial data sets, doing technical inspection work with a thermal camera, able to work on a film set, etc. In this YouTube video, we go into more detail about how much drone pilots make, and how to get your own paying clients.
Do I need to buy drone insurance?
Insurance may not always be legally required, but if you’re flying a drone for any kind of non-recreational use, we’d recommend buying some. In our drone insurance guide, we break down the differences between liability and hull insurance and go over specific pricing.