Unveiling the Most Missed Questions on Part 107 Exam in 2024

🚀 Are you preparing for the Part 107 Certification Exam? Join us in this comprehensive video as we dissect 8 of the most commonly missed questions on the FAA's Part 107 exam. Our expert guide, Taylor Wilson, will break down the intricacies of these challenging topics, ensuring you're well-prepared for success!

📚 In this Part 107 study guide for 2023, we'll cover the questions and how we come up with the answer to each. Whether you're a novice drone pilot or a seasoned pro, this video will provide invaluable insights to enhance your knowledge and boost your confidence.

🎯 Whether you're aiming for your initial Part 107 certification or looking to renew your knowledge, this video will be your ultimate resource in achieving success. Don't leave your certification to chance – let's get you one step closer to becoming a certified drone pilot!

🔗 Be sure to check out our Part 107 study guide course below for even more in-depth insights and practice materials to ace the exam.

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[SRQGuitarGuy]

I took my test today to get Part 107 certified and I got 83% correct, well above the 70% needed to pass the exam. This video helped.

[BowFinJunkie]

Haha. I just literally took the Part 107 test 5 hours ago. I used Altitude University’s webinar for my study source. Happy to say that I passed with a score of 92%!

I’ll be honest, I crammed the whole course in 2 days just before my test lol, but I passed! I wish this video would have been released before I took it though, definitely some of these questions appeared on my test that I missed.

[GhostRyderFPV]

That RBD Class D to DFW Class B floor question was a %#^@%^. Two prep videos I watched gleaned over the explanation. You, my dear, explained it in a concise and clear manner that gave it the understandability I needed. Eureka -30!!!

A respectful bow, Miss.

[FILYCSrwa]

This video was actually really helpful on the actual exam what a good way to prepare and I’m actually very glad I watched it because without it, most of the questions wouldn’t have made sense

[Ride-Fly]

Im confused on the “drone” regulation and hoping Pilot Institute can shed some light on questions.
1. When did the drone License Take Effect?
2. The FAA cannot make law, is this why they call it a regulation.
3. Is it reto active, meaning if I have video on youtube from 5 or more years ago when the license didn’t exist yet am I supposed to remove those videos even though they were done legally at the time?
4. If aircraft is less than 250 grams nothing is needed unless you’re trying to make money from it? Then you need part 107 license and registration?
5. What if im taking video of other people’s planes at an event or flying club. Im not the pilot and the planes aren’t mine? I would assume I don’t need a license.
6. What if I Velcro a camera on someone’s plane to record video, again not mine plane and im not the pilot?
7. You have to be at least 16 years old I believe to get the license. If so does this mean a kid that gets an rc plane or helicopter etc that weights over the 250 grams (which is almost all of them) cant legally fly it?
8. If a craft of less than 250 gram needs no license or registration unless your making money, doesn’t this mean the FAA is just trying get money out of people rather than a safety concern?

I feel like this is a nightmare!
Has the FAA become another US Government money hungry oppressive bureaucracy that creates a mine field of red tape as a means to create profit for themselves while suppressing the spirt and freedom of the people?

[andyincalimoto]

I scored 97% on my test first go. let me tell you. I was very surprised of myself. it was 7% better than I was hoping for.

[MichaelPatterson]

Where can I learn how to do those landing questions? I have no idea where you got those number from. Runway 2 6. Where did you get 180 from?

[AiCa-bpnk]

Thanks for the video….Just FYI on the 3rd question, yes the manned aircraft would be east but it never stated that the uas was flying North as well so it may not be at their 3 o’ clock as you stated…just pointing that out

[jldrkszac]

Just passed my part 107 yesterday!! 4-30! 87%

[davidsweidel]

Are all those questions for someone try to get their PPL? On the last question, how would I determine if it is MSL or AGL? Thank you.

[Cdwayne.griffin]

In accordance with the Code of Federal Regulations, FAA certificate holders are required to update their mailing address within 30 days of obtaining a new address, do not where the 14days referenced

[souvanilla]

I’ve been studying the pilot institute course and it’s so much information. 12 hours of information is way too much honestly. I often don’t even have time for it most days after work. Is there anything else that gets straight to the point of what I need to study beforehand? I just want to know what to study and take my test already.

[Tolg]

It would have really helped if you actually drew on the screen or something. without some visual aid, it’s difficult to understand still

[olindamedia]

The answer at 3.28 is correct in being East, however you also said "or at their 3 o'clock." I don't think that's accurate. A remote PIC does not have a heading, so we need to stick to cardinal directions.

[russnbish]

I don't understand why I need to know all of this airplane junk to fly my toy FPV drone.

[ericjw]

I found this information on a "cram sheet" from Drone Pilot Ground School that seems to conflict with one of your test questions. "You have 30 days to notify the FAA of your change of address" versus your test answer of 14 days. Am I missing something or is one of these incorrect? Is one for the registration and the other for the pilot?.

[TheKylehernandez]

Am I missing something? I cannot possibly know which direction the remote PIC should look the "unmanned aircraft operations at 9 o'clock" because they only tell you where your drone is in relation to the manned air traffic not in relation to you, the remote PIC. I could be anywhere viewing my drone in flight, especially since the 2 miles distance is under the 3 miles required visibility.

[RickyL]

Are you aware that as of this week the 107 exam has changed questions, very few of the old questions are on the updated test.

I thought with averaging 97 to 100% accuracy on the older materials such as in your video questions that i would fly by this exam just taking it this Tuesday, i was totally wrong! I did pass the exam regardless but not happy with the new test at all! At least i have time to refocus on the renewal test in the next two years.

[TheStabbingDrama]

I'm still confused on how we know which way the runway is supposed to be running? Are you able to help with that?

[MichaelPatterson]

Well didn’t do very well on my first try. I got a lot of questions I never seen before. Example if you’re flying at night and your sUAS seems like it’s moving slow coming towards you, what should you do? What…… and I thought you couldn’t fly your sUAS if you’re in any water based vehicle. Someone please help and thanks.