What is the maximum altitude for Part 107 drone operations?

Under 14 CFR Part 107, the maximum altitude is 400 feet above ground level (AGL), unless flying within 400 feet of a structure.

What is the minimum visibility required for Part 107 drone operations?

Part 107 requires a minimum flight visibility of 3 statute miles from the control station.

How far must a drone remain from clouds under Part 107?

A small unmanned aircraft must remain at least 500 feet below clouds and 2,000 feet horizontally from clouds.

Can I fly a drone at night under Part 107?

Yes. Since April 2021, night operations are permitted without a waiver as long as the drone has anti-collision lighting visible for at least 3 statute miles.

How long does it take to get FAA Part 107 certified?

Most candidates study for 1–2 weeks and then pass the knowledge test at an FAA-approved testing center. DTS candidates have a 99% first-attempt pass rate with the DTS Standard program.

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The real exam is 60 questions — you need 42 correct (70%) to pass. Focus on these six areas.

Airspace Classification

Class A through G — know the altitudes, requirements, and sectional chart symbols cold. This is the most heavily tested topic.

Part 107 Regulations

Maximum altitude, visibility, cloud clearance, operating hours, waivers, and certificate requirements. Know 14 CFR Part 107 chapter by chapter.

Weather & METARs

Learn to decode METAR reports, TAFs, and winds aloft forecasts. Know what each code means for flight safety.

Sectional Charts

Practice reading sectional charts — airspace boundaries, airport information, special use airspace, and obstruction symbols.

Loading & Performance

Understand density altitude, how temperature and elevation affect performance, and how weight impacts flight time and range.

Emergency Procedures

Know what to do in-flight emergencies, accident reporting requirements, and aeronautical decision-making principles.

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FAA Part 107 — Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the FAA Part 107 exam cost?

The knowledge test costs $175 at FAA-approved testing centers (PSI Services or Pearson VUE). DTS training programs include guidance on scheduling and a guaranteed passing promise.

How long is a Remote Pilot Certificate valid?

Your Remote Pilot Certificate does not expire. However, to remain current you must complete FAA-approved recurrent training every 24 months.

Do I need a pilot's license to take Part 107?

No. The FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate is a standalone certification — no manned aircraft experience or license is required.

Can I fly commercially in Florida without Part 107?

No. Any drone flight in the U.S. that generates income — real estate photography, construction monitoring, inspections, mapping — legally requires a Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate.

What is the DTS guaranteed passing promise?

DTS candidates achieve a 99% first-attempt pass rate. Our two-day in-person program includes one year of mentorship and support. Based on DTS program completion data — guarantee subject to full program participation.

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