USA UAV Testing centres to pass the test for Part 107

Quadslo · Jul 23, 2016

Anyone tried to pass this test yet?

I am not a US resident and would like to pass this test. I read at the FAA that this is possible.

Any local info is welcome. I would like to attend this somewhere around NYC.

Thanks

GuyNamedLindsey · Jul 23, 2016

not available until the end of August.

licensed pilot · Jul 23, 2016

Quadslo said:
Anyone tried to pass this test yet?

I am not a US resident and would like to pass this test. I read at the FAA that this is possible.

Any local info is welcome. I would like to attend this somewhere around NYC.

Thanks

Start here. The exam will be first held on August 29.

atlav8r · Aug 8, 2016

Quadslo said:
Anyone tried to pass this test yet?
I am not a US resident and would like to pass this test. I read at the FAA that this is possible.
Any local info is welcome. I would like to attend this somewhere around NYC.
Thanks

Hi, I have taken the Part 107 test for Part 61 pilots.
The test for non Part 61 pilots will be available around the 29th of Aug and be 60 questions out of a large pool of questions vs the 30 questions for the Part 61 pilots.

Quadslo · Aug 9, 2016

Hi,
do you know if there are some training questions or material available?

licensed pilot · Aug 9, 2016

Quadslo said:
Hi,
do you know if there are some training questions or material available?

PHAK.

http://www.faa.gov/training_testing/testing/test_questions/media/uag_sample_exam.pdf
http://www.faa.gov/training_testing/testing/test_questions/media/sport_rec_private_akts.pdf

Quadslo · Aug 9, 2016

Thank you,
I've made a payment and pre-registration for dates around 20th of September. Waiting for conformation.

Standard Aerial · Aug 19, 2016

There are several other FAA publications that are well worth spending time with, as well as miscellaneous resources such as a 3 page PDF by Richard Lengel called Airspace Made Easy which I found very useful.

licensed pilot · Aug 19, 2016

Standard Aerial said:
There are several other FAA publications that are well worth spending time with, as well as miscellaneous resources such as a 3 page PDF by Richard Lengel called Airspace Made Easy which I found very useful.