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Drone Prep

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Drone Prep is an iOS app for the FAA Part 107 remote pilot knowledge test — it includes 1,000+ practice questions covering airspace classification, weather interpretation, sectional charts, and NOTAM reading, plus a built-in airspace classification reference, for $17.99 with lifetime access, no subscription, works offline.

iOS · Free to download · $17.99 one-time unlock

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1,000+Practice Questions
4.7 ★App Store Rating
OfflineNo Wi-Fi Needed
$17.99Lifetime Access

Why Drone Prep?

Airspace Reference Tool

Airspace classification reference with sectional chart reading and B–G class breakdowns

1,000+ Practice Questions

1,000+ FAA Part 107 questions covering all aeronautical knowledge test topic areas

Works Offline

Full offline access — study at home, at the field, or between flights without Wi-Fi

Progress Tracking

Per-topic progress tracking across all 5 FAA Part 107 knowledge test areas

How It Works

Step 01

Download Free

Free to download on the App Store — unlock everything once for $17.99.

Step 02

Practice Daily

Built-in calculators you'll use on the job — not just quizzes.

Step 03

Pass First Try

$17.99 once. No subscriptions. No recurring fees.

Pricing

Best Value

VoltExam

$17.99one-time

  • Pay once, use forever
  • No monthly fees
  • Full offline access
  • All updates included

Competitors

$20+/month

  • Subscription required
  • Lose access if you cancel
  • Often requires Wi-Fi
  • $240+ per year

Trusted by Tradespeople

FAA Part 107 passed first try. The airspace chart practice is exactly what they test on the real exam.

Alex C., Drone Pilot, Nevada

METAR practice was a game changer. I was really struggling with weather interpretation before this app.

Tyler W., Drone Pilot, Colorado

Frequently Asked Questions

What exam do I need to fly a drone commercially?

To fly a drone commercially in the US, you must pass the FAA Part 107 Aeronautical Knowledge Test. The exam has 60 questions covering airspace, weather, loading, emergency procedures, and FAA regulations. A passing score of 70% earns your Remote Pilot Certificate.

How many questions are on the FAA Part 107 exam?

The FAA Part 107 exam has 60 multiple-choice questions. You have 2 hours to complete it at an FAA-approved testing center. A score of 70% (42/60) is required to pass. The exam costs $175 and must be taken in person.

What topics are on the FAA Part 107 knowledge test?

Topics include airspace classifications and operating requirements, weather and meteorology for drone operations, loading and performance, emergency procedures, crew resource management, radio communication, and FAA regulations (14 CFR Part 107). Airspace and weather questions are most common.

Ready to Pass?

Free to download. Unlock everything once for $17.99 — no subscription.

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