FAA Sectional Chart Practice & Reference
Chart reading is the hardest part of the Part 107 test for most candidates — it's also where a real zoom/pan viewer matters most on a phone. Start with the guides below, then drill real FAA figures.
Sectional chart drill
Real FAA-CT-8080-2H testing-supplement figures with a pinch-zoom and pan viewer built for a phone screen.
Current-sectional chart drill
The FAA's two published worked examples on current VFR charts — the image source behind the 2026-10-26 test change.
How to read a sectional chart
Airspace class from border color and style, ceilings and floors from stacked figures, and obstacle heights in MSL vs. AGL — with real figures to zoom into.
Chart legend reference
A symbol-by-symbol reference for everything the testing supplement throws at you — airspace borders, airport symbols, obstacles, and more.
The October 2026 test change, explained
What changed when the FAA added image-based questions from current sectionals, both FAA sample questions worked out, and what's still true about the printed supplement.