FAA: Part 107 sUAS Drone Study Guide 2025

Are you preparing to take the SUAS Part 107 test? Look no further! In this study guide video, i've compiled a list of important numbers and key phrases to remember.

Whether you're a beginner or looking to refresh your knowledge, this video covers essential topics you'll encounter on the SUAS Part 107 test. From airspace classifications to weather conditions, regulations, and operational procedures, we've got you covered.

Additionally, we provide valuable tips and strategies for effective study habits, test-taking techniques, and resources to further enhance your preparation.

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[robertames]

You win the internet!! I believe you put out the most useful video on the internet with this!! Thank you so much .

[VLo_Visions]

Very helpful! Please make more videos for the test.

[coltonfurnariRC]

This video was helpful! I am 15
and going to take this test as soon as I turn 16

[YoungRucker]

Thank you for making it more easy to understand! I’m going to get my part 107 license so I can do roofing jobs in Maryland ! 😊😊😊

[JuanFernandez-ogft]

Hi good morning thank u for your help first time looking forward to see more videos. Thank u so much

[WeWander]

The thoroughness yet simplicity of this study guide video is on point! It’s extremely beneficial for the way I learn and absorb new information. Cheers!

[heatherm]

Great video. Im studying with the hopes of using a drone for my new real estate business. I will say the powerline slide was a bit off. You never stated to stay away from the transmission lines shown in the slide, but kept stating to stay away from guy wires. Guy wires do support smaller utility poles and some communications towers, but they are generally not on present in large transmission lines. Thanksnfor the awesome video and i wish you great success in the future!

[KRAEKD]

I'm taking my test in about 2 weeks. For some weird reason I always mix up latitude and longitude. That mouth trick helps so much. Thank you!

[sevegarza]

9:42 P.I.C = Pilot in COMMAND
Important because the person controlling the drone doesn’t necessarily need to have a 107 license if they are accompanied by someone who does and is assuming the responsibility of the Pilot in Command.

[moaiadalmasoumi]

Taking my test today, wish me luck

Thanks for the great useful information

[DavidsonTechtime]

Thanks for the very helpful video and the time you took to really make it easy to follow. Maybe do a little more time on the slides with a lot of information on them and explain them a little more. Keep it up!

[DougFrantz]

As you said, things change. But 15 years ago when I did some military drone training we were told the cost of damage of the drone counted towards FAA reporting of accidents. I get it that just running your drone into a tree could qualify at that point, but just passing on what we were taught.

[sauceboibeats]

Great video! I'm looking to begin studying for mine and came across this video. Very easy to understand and I did watch again and take notes. You have simplified this for us and I appreciate you.

[DarkMan]

Respect JB this is great I'll take my test in few months

[barisedwards]

🙌🏽 Perfect guide for a quick study session. I’m watching/listening 1-2 times a day until my exam 💪🏽🤙🏽

[BotasULU]

You’re the best thank you very much. Appreciate your time.

[JuliaReviera]

Would you please cover all the test questions !! Thanks for the good information.

[celestepapa]

Hi Jeffrey this is very helpful but I just want to clarify the PIC from my studies it's Pilot in Command. Peace!

[JeffSelck]

Taking my test Tuesday! Will be flying the Matrice 30t

[Elitraveller]

Just subscribed. You have great information. I just ordered a DJI Mini 4k and looks like I will have to take a test. Thanks.