Module 1:

Regulations & FAA Standards

There are a few best practices you should know as a Remote Pilot in Command, including documents that you should have during your operation onsite, and the process of acquiring waivers and authorizations that you can apply for after you receive your Part 107 License in the mail.

Module 2:

UAS Weather Effects

The FAA's Part 107 Exam will ask you questions about the weather, because lets face it - flying your drone in the air largely depends on the supporting weather in your area.

You will learn how to read various weather reports and automated briefings such as METAR Reports & TAF Reports. This chapter is extremely visual with interactive graphics and walk-through tutorials to ensure you're familiar with the process of reading these briefings.

Module 3:

National Airspace System

The airspace is broken down into six main airspace classifications. There is a chapter dedicated to each classification and what type of activity typically happens within that airspace.

The main objective of this module is to teach you how to read a sectional chart, which includes airspace markings, special use airspace and temporary flight restrictions.

Module 4:

Loading & Performance

The Part 107 Exam will test your knowledge of flying with a payload, weight and balance, and load factors that affect things like aerodynamics.

You will learn about topics that apply to both manned, and unmanned aircraft. The chapter discusses things like turns, and maneuvers that will change the weight applied to your drone during a change in speed and direction.

Module 5:

Airport Operations

As a drone pilot, you will need to understand the requirements necessary to fly within the vicinity of an airport. This chapter teaches you what is necessary to understand when planning your mission next to an airport, and depending on the airspace, what distance you will need to maintain from the runway.

This module will first introduce airport traffic patterns, and how manned aircrafts interact with each other when taking off and landing on a runway.

Module 6:

Crew Resource Management

If you're interested in building a team to help you complete missions as a full time or even part time drone pilot, you will need to understand crew resource management. This is the physiology that makes up individuals on your team and how they might react if something goes wrong.

This chapter also touches on maintenance and inspection of your drone, and emergency procedures that you can familiarize yourself with to keep your crew under control.

Module 7:

FAA Practice Exams

There will be over 250 questions available to you through the five practice exams in this chapter. These exams include real questions created by industry professionals on topics straight from the in-person FAA exam.

We've also included the correct answers, with detailed explanations on why each question is correct.

Module 8:

The Summary

This course breaks down the entire process of acquiring your FAA Part 107 License into tiny, manageable chapters which helps students understand the 120 lesson objectives necessary to pass the exam.

Including eight core modules, chapter quizzes, live Q&A sessions with Brandon Trentalange, flashcards, practice exams, and access to a private Facebook group, among other things.