AKTR / ACS RECOVERYFree Part 107 remediation tool
Turn the ACS codes on your FAA Airman Knowledge Test Report into a prioritized study queue with direct lessons and practice.
Understand the result
The score determines the certification result. The ACS codes tell you which public knowledge standards were connected to questions you answered incorrectly.
70% or higher
The FAA considers 70% or better satisfactory. Codes can still appear because passing does not require a perfect score. Review those topics before you rely on the knowledge in real operations.
Continue after a passing testBelow 70%
You may retake the UAG knowledge test after 14 calendar days from the date of failure. The FAA does not require remedial instruction, an instructor endorsement, or another written authorization to retest. The failed AKTR must be submitted at the testing center.
Open AKTR recovery practiceOfficial basis
FAA-S-ACS-10B says the knowledge test report lists ACS codes for questions answered incorrectly and that those codes are found in the UAS ACS. This decoder maps those public standards to Drone Authority lessons and original practice material.
It does not access the FAA private question bank, reveal missed questions, or infer an answer from a code. If an entry cannot be matched exactly, the decoder sends you back to the official ACS instead of inventing a topic.
Educational study aid only. Always use the current FAA ACS and testing guidance for official requirements.