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FAA Part 107 · Remote pilot certificate

Get your Part 107.
Get paid to fly.

The modern test bank for the FAA Remote Pilot knowledge exam: regulations, airspace, weather, loading, and operations, with unlimited practice exams.

// A STRUCTURED WAY TO STUDY

Three phases to a passing score.

FLY AROUND AND FIND OUT.

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Part 107 Test Prep

Exam-style questions across regulations, airspace, weather, loading, and operations, each with explanation and per-subject scoring.

EXPLANATIONS · ANALYTICS

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Charts & LAANC Drills

Practice how to read sectional charts and understand airspace classes, ceilings, TFRs, and the LAANC authorization.

SECTIONALS · AUTHORIZATIONS

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Timed Mock Exam

Sit unlimited practice exams and review your personalized analytics to pinpoint the exact topics you need to master before test day.

FULL LENGTH · SCORED REVIEW

// WHO BUILT THIS

Developed by professionals.

CHECKRIDE PREP was written and reviewed by a team of aviation professionals, military personnel, and academics.

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A&P Mechanics

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Part 107 Operators

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Pilots & Military Aircrew

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College Educators & Veterans

01 · LEGAL BUSINESS & INCOME

Get paid, legally.

  • Charge clients. Bill for aerial services, photography, and videography.
  • Join the networks. Sign up with drone work platforms and take paid gigs.
  • Start a company. Roof inspections, real estate, construction progress surveys.

02 · GREATER FLIGHT FREEDOM

Fly where hobbyists can't.

  • Over people. Operate above crowds and moving vehicles when your aircraft meets category rules.
  • At night. Fly after sunset with anti-collision lighting, no waiver required.
  • Controlled airspace. Request digital approval near airports through LAANC.

03 · BETTER CAREER OPTIONS

Get hired for the skill.

  • High demand. Agriculture, film, utilities, and emergency services actively recruit certified pilots.
  • Higher pay. Certification qualifies you for technical work; recreational does not.
  • Portable credential. One certificate, every industry that needs eyes in the air.

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The Drone Industry is Doubling in Size

Global market demand is projected to scale from $63.6 billion to over $127 billion by 2032. With full-time commercial pilots earning a realistic average of $57,000 to $95,000 a year, your license pays for itself.

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Your first paid flight starts here.

Regulations, airspace, weather, operations. Study, drill, and mock the Part 107 exam in one place.