Good questions.
About UAV Campus and your AI Flight Instructor, and about the FAA Part 107 test itself.
UAV Campus
Is UAV Campus free?
Yes. Anyone can create a free account and get 300 free AI credits every month, about 30 AI answers, plus the FAA library, free flashcards and full practice exams. Want more answers? Add credits any time: $5 buys 1,000.
What is the UAV Campus AI Flight Instructor?
AI test prep for the FAA Part 107 exam. It quizzes you, explains why an answer is right, opens the FAA page that backs it up, and brings back the questions you miss until you have them.
How do AI Flight Instructor credits work?
Every member gets 300 free credits each month. Flashcards and practice exams are free, graded right away. Only AI explanations use credits: an AI answer uses 10 credits, or 15 when your AI Flight Instructor reads a chart or figure for you, and 2 more when you have it read aloud, so 300 credits is about 30 AI answers. Your free credits reset on the 1st of each month and do not roll over. $5 buys 1,000 credits, about 100 answers, and purchased credits never expire. Purchases are non-refundable.
Is there a subscription to cancel?
No. There is nothing to cancel. You pay only when you add credits.
Do I need the Udemy course?
No. UAV Campus works on its own. If you like video lessons, Part 107 Simplified on Udemy covers every topic, and your AI Flight Instructor here helps you lock it in for test day.
Already a UAV Campus member?
Your membership comes with you to the new UAV Campus. You will log in here and find your materials waiting.
Are these the real FAA test questions?
No. The practice questions are similar to the FAA Remote Pilot knowledge test, not the actual test questions. UAV Campus is not affiliated with the FAA.
Is there a free practice test?
Yes. Our free Part 107 practice test has 60 questions across all five test topics, and every answer is explained. No sign-up needed.
The Part 107 test
How many questions are on the Part 107 test, and what score passes?
The FAA's Unmanned Aircraft General – Small (UAG) test has 60 multiple-choice questions. You have up to two hours, and 70% or better passes.
Sources: FAA Airman Knowledge Testing Matrix · Remote Pilot ACS
How old do you have to be to get a drone license?
At least 16 years old for the Remote Pilot Certificate. You must also read, speak, write and understand English, and be in a physical and mental condition to fly safely.
Source: 14 CFR 107.61
What changes on the test on October 26, 2026?
Beginning October 26, 2026, the UAG test includes image-based questions with up-to-date chart images that are not in the printed testing supplement. Candidates keep access to the testing supplement until the FAA sets a removal date.
Source: FAA Airman Testing Community Advisory, September 2026
What if I fail the Part 107 test?
You can retake it after 14 calendar days. No instructor endorsement is needed to retest.
Source: Remote Pilot ACS
Does a Part 107 certificate expire?
No. To use it you must stay current by completing the FAA's free online recurrent training (ALC-677) every 24 calendar months.
Sources: 14 CFR 107.65 · FAA FAQ
Do I need to register my drone for Part 107?
Yes, whatever it weighs. Part 107 registration costs $5 per drone and is valid for three years, at FAADroneZone. Registered drones must also comply with Remote ID.
Source: FAA, How to Register Your Drone
How do I get my drone license, step by step?
Get an FAA Tracking Number in IACRA, book the test at an FAA-approved testing center, pass the UAG test, apply on FAA Form 8710-13 in IACRA, clear the TSA background check, and your permanent certificate comes by mail.