Pass the Part 107 test the first time, without a $300 course.
Practice questions written from the FAA's own regulations and study guide. Every explanation cites its source, so you can see why the answer is right. One payment, no subscription.
No account needed. The free test shows your weak topics in about 10 minutes.
Sources: Drone Launch Academy (format and fee), 14 CFR §107.71 (14-day retest wait).
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Every answer is sourced
Each explanation links the exact FAA regulation or study-guide topic it comes from. No guessing whether a question is right.
Drill one topic at a time
Weak on weather or airspace? Drill just that topic until you're above 70%.
Real exam conditions
Timed 60-question mock exams in the real test's mix of topics, with a full review afterwards.
No bait-and-switch
The free test is actually free. Full access is one payment. No trial that turns into a subscription.
Real test figures
Chart, weather-report and Chart Supplement questions use the FAA testing supplement's own figures, shown full size and readable on a phone. Remote ID and night rules are covered too.
Works on your phone
No app to install. Your progress stays in your browser; no account and no tracking cookies.
Pricing
Free
- 20-question diagnostic with topic breakdown
- 5 sample questions in every topic
- All study guides on this site
Full access
- All 203 practice questions with sourced explanations
- Unlimited timed mock exams (60 questions, 2 hours)
- Every topic drill and a review-your-mistakes mode
- One payment, no subscription. 30-day refund if it doesn't help.
For comparison, full Part 107 video courses typically cost $149–$299 (The Drone Girl). If you want video lessons and a pass guarantee, those are a fine choice. ClearPass 107 is for people who'd rather study the FAA's free material and practice hard.
What's covered
| Topic | Questions |
|---|---|
| Regulations | 52 |
| Remote ID | 9 |
| Airspace & charts | 39 |
| Weather | 51 |
| Loading & performance | 10 |
| Operations, airports & radio | 25 |
| Decision-making & physiology | 17 |
| Total | 203 |
27 questions use figures from the FAA's own testing supplement (sectional charts, METARs, TAFs, pilot reports, the Chart Supplement and the load factor chart), the same book you're handed at the test center.
Questions
Are these the real FAA test questions?
No. The FAA doesn't publish its live test questions. These are original questions written from the regulations (14 CFR Part 107 and Part 89) and the FAA Remote Pilot Study Guide, covering the same knowledge areas the FAA lists in §107.73.
How do I get access after paying?
After checkout you're sent to a page that unlocks everything in your browser and shows your access code. Save the code so you can unlock on another device.
What if it doesn't help?
Ask for a refund within 30 days and you'll get one. Details are on the terms page.
Do I need an account?
No. Your progress is saved in your browser.
Is the Part 107 test hard?
It's very passable with preparation, but it covers airspace, charts and aviation weather most hobbyists haven't learned. Read the guide.