UAG · 5 DOMAINSFree Part 107 training
Learn the five domains. Prove them under a timer.
New to Part 107? Work through the five FAA knowledge domains in order. Already studied? Use the timed simulator to find the gaps.
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The course
Five modules. Start where your result tells you.
01Regulations48% of scored itemsThe rules of the road: who can fly under Part 107, the core operating limits, registration, Remote ID, and how waivers and certificate currency work. 14 flashcards 5-question drill 3–4 hours02
Airspace & Charts20% of scored itemsThe highest-yield, highest-pain topic: reading sectional charts and knowing which airspace class you are in, who you must get authorization from, and what the chart symbols mean. 32 flashcards 12-question drill 4–5 hours03
Weather5% of scored itemsHow weather affects a small drone, plus the two text products you must be able to decode: the METAR (current conditions) and the TAF (forecast). 13 flashcards 6-question drill 2–3 hours04
Loading & Performance2% of scored itemsHow weight, balance, and payload change the way a drone flies, and the simple physics of why an overloaded or tail-heavy aircraft is harder to control. 8 flashcards 4-question drill 1.5–2 hours05
Operations & ADM25% of scored itemsFlying safely in the real world: visual line of sight, operations over people and at night, crew roles, aeronautical decision-making, and the human factors that cause most incidents. 21 flashcards 9-question drill 3–4 hours
Regulations48% of scored itemsThe rules of the road: who can fly under Part 107, the core operating limits, registration, Remote ID, and how waivers and certificate currency work. 14 flashcards 5-question drill 3–4 hours02Airspace & Charts20% of scored itemsThe highest-yield, highest-pain topic: reading sectional charts and knowing which airspace class you are in, who you must get authorization from, and what the chart symbols mean. 32 flashcards 12-question drill 4–5 hours03Weather5% of scored itemsHow weather affects a small drone, plus the two text products you must be able to decode: the METAR (current conditions) and the TAF (forecast). 13 flashcards 6-question drill 2–3 hours04Loading & Performance2% of scored itemsHow weight, balance, and payload change the way a drone flies, and the simple physics of why an overloaded or tail-heavy aircraft is harder to control. 8 flashcards 4-question drill 1.5–2 hours05Operations & ADM25% of scored itemsFlying safely in the real world: visual line of sight, operations over people and at night, crew roles, aeronautical decision-making, and the human factors that cause most incidents. 21 flashcards 9-question drill 3–4 hoursSpecialist practice
Open a lab when a module exposes a specific weakness.
These resources stay out of the main course sequence until you need them. Nothing was removed; each now has a clear job.
Charts and airspaceUse these when the symbols, coordinates, shelves, or official figures are the problem.
Weather, radio, and temporary conditionsHear the reports, decode the abbreviations, and connect the static chart to the live preflight picture.
Review and recoveryUse these after a practice run or official test tells you where the gaps are.
Coverage mapWhat the five FAA knowledge areas contain
I. Regulations
Part 107, Remote ID, operating limits, certification, waivers, and operations over people.
II. Airspace
Classification, authorization, NOTAMs, airport operations, and chart interpretation.
III. Weather
Sources, reports, wind, fronts, fog, storms, icing, ceiling, visibility, and density altitude.
IV. Loading and Performance
Balance, center of gravity, payload, stability, and manufacturer performance data.
V. Operations
Radio, emergencies, ADM, physiology, night illusions, maintenance, and inspection.