This FAA Part 107 cheat sheet distills the FAA's Remote Pilot (small UAS) knowledge test into a printable rundown of the facts examiners test most. It's a premium cheat sheet built by Capital Prep — the one premium prep we trust — and it's yours free. Reinforce it with the rest of your free Part 107 toolkit: the practice test, study guide, and flashcards.
FAA Part 107 exam at a glance
- Questions: 60 multiple-choice
- Time: 2 hours
- Passing score: 70% (42 of 60 correct)
- Cost: $175 at a PSI testing center; recurrent training required every 24 months
What’s on the FAA Part 107 cheat sheet
- Regulations (15-25%) — Part 107 operating rules, waivers, remote pilot certificate requirements, and airman responsibilities.
- Airspace & Requirements (15-25%) — airspace classes A-G, sectional chart reading, LAANC authorization, and NOTAMs & TFRs.
- Weather & Micrometeorology (11-16%) — METARs and TAFs, density altitude, wind, fog, and how weather affects small UAS performance.
- Operations & Loading (35-45%) — crew resource management, aeronautical decision-making, physiology, and weight & balance — the largest area.
How to use it in your final week
- Drill sectional chart symbols until they're automatic — solid magenta = Class E to the surface, dashed magenta = Class E at 700 ft AGL, blue rings = Class B/C/D.
- Front-load Operations & Loading (35-45% of the exam). If you master one area from the sheet, make it this one.
- Read the sheet the morning of the test for a final pass on the memory hooks — 400 ft AGL limit, LAANC airspace, 100 mph max groundspeed, and 3-mile minimum visibility.
- Don't cram in isolation — pair each review pass with a short timed practice set (60 questions in 2 hours ≈ 2 min each) to keep your pacing sharp.
The cheat sheet is your review layer — your FAA Part 107 practice test drives the exam-readiness ring at the top of this page. Download it, review, then take a full practice exam (or drill with the study guide and flashcards) to see where you stand.
FAA Part 107 cheat sheet FAQ
Yes — the FAA Part 107 cheat sheet is 100% free — enter your email and we'll send the PDF straight to your inbox. It's part of Career Employer's free Part 107 toolkit alongside the practice test, study guide, and flashcards.
The cheat sheet condenses the highest-yield Remote Pilot (sUAS) facts into a quick reference: airspace classes A-G, sectional chart symbols, weather (METARs and TAFs), Part 107 operating rules, and operations & loading — organized by the four areas the FAA weights the knowledge test around.
It's built from the FAA's current Remote Pilot small UAS Airman Certification Standards and the Part 107 rule, and we review it against the FAA's ACS regularly.
No — the cheat sheet is a review and last-week cram aid, not a substitute for reading sectional charts and working practice questions. You need 42 of 60 correct (70%) to pass, so use the sheet to lock in facts and the practice test to build your readiness.
Click the download button or the preview card at the top of this page, enter your email, and we'll send your cheat sheet straight to your inbox — read it online or download the PDF. Bookmark this page so you can find it again in your final week before the test.
References
- 1.Federal Aviation Administration. “Become a Drone Pilot — Part 107 Small UAS Rule.” FAA.gov, 2026. ↑
- 2.Federal Aviation Administration. “Remote Pilot — Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Airman Certification Standards.” FAA.gov, 2026. ↑

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