Free Part 107 practice questions you can actually verify.
The only Part 107 practice test where every question shows you its ACS code and the exact FAA page it came from — free, no signup, and fast enough to study on a phone with one bar.
Three things you can check on every question
The ACS code
Every question is tagged with its canonical knowledge-test code, like UA.I.B.K1, so you know exactly what the FAA expects you to know.
The exact source page
Every explanation cites a real document and page — a CFR section or an FAA publication — so you can open the source yourself instead of taking our word for it.
Both wrong answers explained
Most practice sites explain the right answer and leave the distractors a mystery. We name the specific misconception behind each wrong option.
What's actually on the test
The FAA's test specification changed on 2025-09-29. Several competing sites still publish the retired numbers — ours reads from the current bulletin, below.
| Content area | ACS | % of test |
|---|---|---|
| regulations | UA.I | 48% |
| airspace | UA.II | 20% |
| weather | UA.III | 5% |
| loading and performance | UA.IV | 2% |
| operations | UA.V | 25% |
Source: UAG_Information_Bulletin.pdf p. 4 (PSI Unmanned Aircraft General – Small Applicant Information Bulletin, "Unmanned Aircraft General - Small Test Specifications").
See the full exam breakdown →Where the question bank stands today
We'd rather tell you the real number than round up. The bank currently holds 106 verified questions, all in Regulations (82 of them — the exam's largest area at 48%), each checked twice against its FAA source before publishing. More areas and questions are added every week.