Become a certified Remote Pilot (Part 107) and fly commercially for real estate, inspections, media, mapping, and more. This course walks you step-by-step from setting up IACRA + PSI to reading airspace charts, decoding METAR/TAF, complying with Remote ID, and running safe, professional missions. Finish with two timed 60-question practice exams and downloadable checklists/logs you’ll reuse in the field.
Part 107 “Remote Pilot” Course
Pass the FAA Part 107 exam fast. Beginner-friendly videos, checklists, and two full practice exams—plus real-world workflows for LAANC, Remote ID, and client missions.
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Part 107 “Remote Pilot” Course — Curriculum
Section 2 — Part 107 Rules & Real-World Ops (60m)
Section 3 — Airspace & Charts (90m)
Section 4 — Weather Theory & Products (75m)
Section 5 — sUAS Loading, Performance & Emergencies (45m)
Section 6 — Airport Ops & Radio Basics (35m)
Section 7 — Human Factors & ADM (35m)
Section 8 — Remote ID & Registration (30m)
Section 9 — Mission Workflow & Business (40m)
Section 10 — Practice Exams (120m + review)
Section 11 — Templates & Downloads (reference)
Q: Do I need any drone experience to start?
A: No. This is a true beginner course. We assume zero experience and prep you for the Part 107 exam plus real-world ops.
Q: Do I need to own a drone before taking the course?
A: No. You can pass the exam first, then buy/register a drone when you’re ready to fly commercially.
Q: What’s on the test and how long is it?
A: 60 multiple-choice questions, 120 minutes, 70% to pass—taken at an FAA/PSI testing center.
Q: How fast can I finish?
A: Most students finish in 1–2 weeks. We include 7-day and 14-day study plans.
Q: What’s the total cost?
A: Course tuition (one-time) + the PSI testing-center fee (typically around $175, paid to PSI—separate from this course).
Q: What materials are included?
A: Two full 60-question practice exams with rationales, printable checklists/logs, LAANC how-to, Remote ID guide, and an exam-day checklist.
Q: Do I need a medical certificate?
A: No medical certificate is required for Part 107. You must be fit to fly safely.
Q: How do I stay current after I pass?
A: Complete the FAA’s free online recurrent training every 24 months.
Q: What if I fail a practice exam?
A: The course shows rationales and points you back to the exact lessons to review. Aim for 80%+ on practice before test day.
Q: Is there a refund policy?
A: Yes—30-day satisfaction guarantee if you’re under 20% course completion. Contact support and we’ll take care of you.
Course Notice & Policies
This course prepares you for the FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot knowledge test and provides best-practice guidance for small UAS operations. Training content is educational; you are responsible for complying with all applicable federal, state, and local regulations and flying safely at all times.
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Regulatory compliance. Always verify current FAA rules before flight. Obtain required airspace authorizations (e.g., LAANC) when operating in controlled airspace. Maintain appropriate records and operate within manufacturer limitations.
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Testing center fee. The PSI testing-center fee (typically ~$175) is paid directly to PSI and is not included in course tuition.
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Certification process. After passing the exam, complete your application in IACRA to receive your temporary certificate; a permanent card will be mailed by the FAA.
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Remote ID. You are responsible for meeting Remote ID requirements and carrying any required documentation.
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Safety. Do not operate when unfit or in unsafe conditions. Follow all site-specific rules and respect privacy and property rights.
Access & usage. Your purchase grants individual access for one learner. Sharing logins or redistributing course files is prohibited.
Refunds. 30-day satisfaction guarantee if course progress is under 20%. Contact support to request a refund; eligibility is determined by completion data in the LMS.
Support. For technical issues or course questions, contact: support@onlineaviationschool.com
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Launch Price: $99 — Includes lifetime access to this course, two full 60-question practice exams with rationales, and downloadable checklists/logs. PSI testing-center fee (~$175) is separate.
Course details
Lectures
30
Level
Beginner
Basic info
What’s inside
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12 sections, bite-size lessons, and quick quizzes
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Two full 60-question practice exams with rationales
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Fillable preflight/mission checklists, maintenance & battery logs
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LAANC how-to, Remote ID decision tree, Exam-day checklist
Study plans included: 7-day and 14-day pass plans.
Materials included
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Exam-Day Checklist (PDF)
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IACRA & PSI step-by-step (PDF)
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LAANC How-To (PDF)
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Remote ID Decision Tree (PDF)
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Preflight/Mission Checklist (fillable)
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Maintenance & Battery Logs (fillable)
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Two 60-Q practice exams with rationales
Course requirements
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No prior drone experience required
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Age 16+ and able to read/speak English
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Government-issued photo ID for the PSI testing center
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(Optional) Simple non-programmable calculator for the exam
Intended audience
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New pilots aiming for the FAA Part 107 certificate
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Real estate, construction, roofing, insurance, media/marketing teams
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Small businesses adding aerial services
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Hobbyists going commercial
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What you’ll learn (Learning outcomes)
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Schedule and pass the FAA Part 107 knowledge test on the first try
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Read sectional charts, understand NAS classes, and request LAANC
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Decode METAR/TAF and make safe go/no-go decisions
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Apply Part 107 rules including night and over-people operations
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Stay compliant with Remote ID and registration requirements
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Use pro checklists, logs, and a repeatable client mission workflow
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