Remote Pilot Test Prep 2019: Study & Prepare: Pass your test and know what is essential to safely operate an unmanned aircraft from the most trusted source in aviation training (Test Prep Series) 2019th Edition

I have been flying drones commercially for 2 years and it was time for me to renew my license and take the 107 recurrent exam. Passing the exam is important of course, but if you are flying a lot commercially for a business, it is imperative that you understand all 107 rules, sectionals and especially weather. This is one of the best 107 study resources available to get you started. The sample quizzes in the book and the sample tests, ask questions & scenarios different ways to help you prepare for being a 107 pilot. The testing supplement included with this book is the exact same supplement you will use during the 107 exam. I also suggest buying a sectional chart of your area as well as the current FAR AIM (Federal Aviation Regulations) book to give you additional details you'll need on the job. And if you're a recurrent tester, the book supplies you with a chart with a % breakdown of what sections are included in the recurrent exam, and each quiz question is denoted as to whether or not the question pertains to the initial 107 or the recurrent. Buy this book and use it every 24 months when you need to retest...

Easy stuff to remember, if you supplement this book with the FAA guide you will pass your exam, if you can answer all the questions in this book you will pass the exam, now there are a few question they don't review in this guide like rdio frequencies, but other than that...all question provided in this guide are the exact question the FAA uses as a pool to draw from when you go to take the test, there are 300+ FAA sUAV questions and you will get a random 60 of the questions in this guide when you take your exam.Worth the money, plus you get the additional Knowledge Test Supplement book which sells for $15.00 here on amazon.

I used this as my primary resource to prepare for the 107 exam, which I passed on the first try with 56 out of 60 correct for a 93. So, why only 4 stars? Because the explanation for the airspace system Class B, C, D, E and G) could have been much better, in my opinion. It was not a problem because I was able to watch several YouTubes to figure it out. They could have done a better job with the weather as well, and I would have rated them a 3 star except for the practice tests. The inside cover includes a link and activation codes for 5 full practice tests. They were very useful. I took all 5 tests before my exam and had the confidence that I would pass the formal test because of that. After you take each practice test, the report includes an explanation for each answer so that you can understand better the correct answers, if necessary. Overall, I felt like the book contained the necessary information to prepare if you supplement with a few google searches.

This book was INCREDIBLY helpful and allowed me to get 97% on the Part 107. I think the most helpful part of the book was the 5 free practice tests that came with the purchase of the book. Most of the questions were verbatim on the test. The ONE thing that would be my gripe (which is personal, not sure if others dealt with this, just thought I'd mention) was that the test had WAY more questions about the civilian version of the license. I think it's part 14? But anyways, this is easily the best resource you'll ever find for the test and is easily formatted for top performance.

Excellent study prep. Very short chapters with quiz questions, answers and why the other answers are incorrect. Love the five online tests that really work well. Documents written so you may cram on portions and do other sections during short breaks in a busy schedule. Reference guide and questions while not the same, do closely align with actual Part 107 test. Pass the prep tests. Pass the actual test.

Book was a big help in passing part 107 exam. Includes chapters and practice questions on the following: Regulations, National Air Space, Weather, Loading & Performance, and Operations. Also includes the Supplement book which is the same one the test center provides for you to use during your exam. Inside the front cover there's a code for 5 free online practice tests. I did all the practice questions (book & online). Took the exam today and only missed 2 questions. Definitely recommend this book!

First it comes with the supplement that you get with the test at the testing center. Being familiar with the sectional maps is key to not feeling overwhelmed. The book covers all the parts of the test and I used the 2017 test prep guide by ASA and passed the initial exam with a 91 and the recurrent exam with a 98. Get this guide if you are thinking about taking the test.

Covers all the major areas on the Part 107, the practice questions are from an older pool but still relevant. I used this book, downloaded and read the FAA Part 107 Study guide (FAA-G-8082-22) and had most of the information I needed. I do recommend diving deeper into reading sectional carts, NOTAMS, chart supplements, and weather reports than is covered in either manual. Look for free practice exams online, there are several out there, to see what areas you need to dig deeper into.