Part 107 - Practice for exam

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About this app

Test prep app to help users prepare for the FAA's Part 107 exam to obtain a remote pilot certificate for drones.
The app includes:

Practice tests covering all topics, including:
- Airspace rules
- Weather
- Operations
- Emergency procedures
- Maintenance

- Interactive study modes to learn and review material
- Realistic sample questions to test knowledge
- Tracking of progress to identify areas needing more practice
- Helps users successfully prepare to pass the exam on the first try

Key benefits:

- Convenient test prep on your mobile device
- Practice tests mirror the actual exam format
- Detailed explanations reinforce knowledge
- Personalized study plan based on performance
- Simulated testing environment builds confidence
- All regulations and topics covered in one place
- Affordable and accessible compared to in-person courses

The Part 107 certification pertains to the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). This exam is designed for individuals wishing to obtain a remote pilot certificate to operate unmanned aerial systems (drones) for commercial purposes within the United States.
Anyone looking to become a drone pilot for commercial use in the U.S. must pass the Part 107 exam and obtain the corresponding certificate.
The exam is administered at authorized FAA testing centers throughout the U.S. Upon successful completion of the exam, the candidate is granted a remote pilot certificate.

After the exam, you will be able to fly drones such as:
- DJI (e.g., Phantom, Mavic, and Inspire models)
- Parrot
- Autel Robotics
- Yuneec
- Skydio
- Hubsan
- Holy Stone
- PowerVision
- Eachine
- Other uav and brands

With this complete test prep app, users can feel fully prepared when taking the important Part 107 exam to begin operating drones commercially

Disclaimer:
• This application is independent and neither affiliated with nor endorsed by the FAA or any other official examining body.
• It is designed solely for educational purposes to assist in preparing for the Part 107 exam.
• All materials are based on publicly available data and do not guarantee passing the official exam.
• Always verify the accuracy of information on the official FAA website: https://www.faa.gov/faq/where-can-i-find-study-materials-part-107-aeronautical-knowledge-test

Ratings and reviews

The amount of ads in this app are rough and disruptive BUT if you pay for the week/month subscription they (mostly disappear) and it's a very good resource. I'd add another 1-2 stars to reflect that, except, even with the subscription you'll get an ad every time you leave the app, unless you force quit it and immediately restore purchases every time you want to use it. It really is a good resource and I appreciate how it's organized and functions for studying.

This app could be so amazing if there weren't literally constant pornographic ads. I understand the app needs ads to make money, but this is absolutely over the top, to the point it makes the app almost unusable. Add to that it's a subscription to remove them? It's for a test, most people won't need more than a month, you're just hoping people forget and you get to charge them a few more times before they figure out how to cancel. Scummy business practices.

Its decent for a general study. However there are topics that are specifically fixed wing topics only. I understand there is fixed wing in part 107 courses. However major topics like operation and radio. Part 107 are not allowed to communicate on radio unless an emergency. However there are question that the answer is calling 10 miles out for approach. like I said dose not apply to 107.

What’s new

- Bug fix