Ninety practice questions covering the regulations section of the FAA Part 107 knowledge test — 14 CFR Parts 107, 48 and 89. Every answer comes with an explanation naming the section it comes from, so you can check the reasoning against the regulation itself rather than memorising a letter.
Nothing to install and nothing to sign up for. Your progress is saved in this browser, so you can close the tab and pick up where you left off.
No. The FAA does not release its live question bank, and anyone selling “actual exam questions” is either mistaken or lying. These are original questions written to the Airman Certification Standards using public FAA material.
Because the real Part 107 knowledge test uses three. Practising on four-option questions trains the wrong instincts.
Certificate and currency requirements, registration, Remote ID, airspace authorisation, the operating limitations in 107.51, night operations, flight over people, waivers, and accident reporting. These 90 questions are drawn across all of it.
No. This page runs entirely in your browser and stores nothing on a server.
Yes — download the same 90 questions as a single file and it will run without an internet connection, including in the testing centre car park. That version asks for an email address so updates can be sent when regulations change.
This module is the regulations portion of a larger set: 460 questions in total, adding Airspace & Charts, Weather, Loading & Performance, and Operations, plus a 60-question mock exam on the real two-hour clock and a readiness score by topic. One file, one payment, no subscription. See the full version — $39.