Understanding Airspace For The FAA Part 107 Knowledge Test - Remote Pilot 101

[chuckbengele]

Jason has does an incredible job putting together his training videos and his training methods really work and I am proof of that. When I decided to get my Certificate back in 2017, I was 67 years old and I passed the test the first time! Believe me when I tell you that you must put in the study time as it is a lot of information to pound into your head. Yes, I watched the Jason's videos many times each and never found it boring or annoying listening to him. His presentations, information and motivational voice keeps the learning process positive all of the time. Whoops, time to go renew my Certificate . . . many how time flies . . .

[brandonsichting]

Great course. I knew absolutely nothing about aviation and in less than a week I pass my FAA part 107 knowledge test. Thanks Jason for the informative course.

[Damonkeyspanda]

For work, I took this course from Jason and Remote Pilot 101 and everything in this course is spot on. I got a 96 on my test and my colleague got a 94. We took three work days to take the course and all of the practice tests, then did all of the practice quiz's and tests one after another, all part of the remotepilot101 course, and took the test at a local airport testing facility. We now have our 107 and are beginning drone operations with an agricultural use. Great course and well worth the price and time.

[serenemachine]

Finally it's starting to make sense. The difference between E & G were confusing but I think your video made me understand.

[roberth]

I've just completed my course and now scheduled to take my Part 107 Knowledge Test. I want to thank Jason and the staff at MzeroA, they are who I chose to take the course from. So far I've been averaging 94 to 96% on my practice exams and I feel confident when I go in at the end of this month to take the exam, I have no doubt I'm going to rock this exam. The courses that Jason teaches are easy to understand and very thorough. He breaks everything down to where anyone should be able to understand. I also want to say that I think any drone pilot should take these courses, even if she or he isn't going to take their drone piloting to a commercial level. Just having the knowledge is a huge plus and should keep a lot of people out of trouble.

[TheRoamingPrepper]

Hey amigo, thanks for this. I actually have an Undergrad in Aerospace Engineering but left the sector a long time ago for another sector. This was an excellent explanation and a great teaching style. I'd love to have you on my channel sometime because a lot of preparedness and homesteading folks have drones and when I ask them about Airspace, Regs etc they give me blank looks.

I'll be taking my 107 test this week...I appreciate your work, heck of a channel...

[SteinerTheShriner]

Taking my part 107 tomorrow ! wish me luck ! :)

[Guitarsdetectors]

I just finished Jason's course and got a 91.5 % on my final exam. I felt the course was well done and Jason has been busy gathering research and current Part 107 test questions and information. I can't tell you how valuable that is. As new information becomes available he updates his students with new videos to make sure we have the latest information. Folks this is a rapidly evolving body of knowledge and laws. I don't know about you but I don't have the time to stay up on all the new information and that's why Jason's course is so valuable because he does all this for us! Yes it's $99 but that's for life. If you're serious about making this a business then I highly recommend this course!

[maxbootstrap]

You implied (and I think outright said at about 07:25) that permission is required to fly in Class E airspace. However, it is my impression that *no permission or communication is required of VFR pilots in Class E airspace* ...but visibility and perhaps minimum distances from clouds are different. Am I wrong?

[rhondahendrickson]

I very rarely comment on YouTube videos, but I felt it necessary for this one! I've been studying for my private pilot written test for a while and still struggle with airspace. Sometimes I feel like the FAA made it difficult on purpose lol. I really needed someone to explain it to me in the most concise way possible and you did just that. Thank you! Great teaching skills!

[mastafoo]

I cant afford your proper courses, but I am 100% sure that between your videos, my ASA books and the Prepware app that I will pass this test! Sectional charts are the thing thats holding me up, you are helping me learn. I appreciate that!

[ThePainWhisperer]

I passed the exam today!!!
Thank you Jason for your guidance and training to enable me to pass the exam on my first try.
As you can tell from the above video, Jason does an excellent job at explaining the subject matter. If you take the time and put in the effort to learn and understand the lessons in his course, then you should be able to pass the exam as well.
Jason is absolutely correct about how much weight is put on airspace, charts and weather. He teaches all this and more so tht you will have a solid and confident understanding of everything covered on the exam.

More importantly, you will understand how important safety is when you are planning and piloting your flights. Jason will also provide you with other resources to help you get the information you need before you take flight.

Thanks again Jason.

[jancarsonweatherby]

Actually, I pieced the info together on my own and passed the test without you. But, I hear you. There's stuff I didn't get right, that I would have gotten right, if I took your course.

[DanielHBuchmann]

I'm taking a class on this right now and this guy explained echo and gulf airspace better than my instructor, lol. Thanks!

[SoCalUnlimited]

I found this video very helpful in studying for my part 107. You are a fantastic instructor and are able to take a very bland subject and make it fun and interesting.

[jasonwarsalla]

Bro, listened to many tutorials and yours is the first that doesn't put me to sleep, seriously, reading the asa manual and FAA vids put me to sleep. You present exactly what a need to know in an engaging way, awesome presentation. If I don't make it my first go I'll definitely buy your course. Wish I had seen this before I bought the books and scheduled my test.

[philconey]

JASON. Don't know why I didn't expect that. Used your videos for my commercial, instrument, and private pilot training. Now I'm using them to study for my 107 stuff. Nice.

[goldg]

Just took mine today (6/21/17) and it was very heavy on sUAS operations with a number of strange questions I had never seen on any practice test. Thank goodness for all the other information Jason provided in his outstanding program. He got me up to speed on everything else!

[MargaretWolfPhotog]

This convinced me to sign up for the Recurrent Lifetime Course. I wasn't aware I could submit tickets and get on a live chat. This will be valuable for me. Thank you....and heading over to your site now to give you some cash.

[TheGonzou]

I self studied and passed just fine, I got the Drone U Part 107 Study guide from my local library. You do have to study but i don't think you need to spend this kind of money to pass. Just a thought for anyone on the fence. Get every practice test you can, study the areas where you fail the most, when you start to pass them you will know that you are ready.