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Take to the skies on your own schedule. Our Self-Paced Remote Pilot Certification program prepares you to become a licensed drone pilot with the flexibility to learn anytime, anywhere.
What You’ll Learn
This comprehensive program covers everything you need to pass the FAA Part 107 exam and operate drones safely and professionally. Topics include airspace classifications and regulations, weather patterns and their effects on flight, aeronautical decision-making, emergency procedures, loading and performance calculations, and flight operations best practices.
Program Features
- 100% online — Access course materials from any device
- Learn at your pace — No deadlines or scheduled sessions
- 6-month access — Return to lessons whenever you need a refresher
- Practice exams — Test your knowledge with realistic sample questions
- Expert instruction — Developed by certified pilots and aviation professionals
Who This Is For
Whether you’re pursuing drone photography, aerial surveying, inspection services, or simply want to fly recreationally with full legal compliance, this certification opens doors to countless opportunities in the rapidly growing UAV industry.
Get Certified, Get Flying
Join thousands of pilots who have launched their drone careers with AINautics University. Start today and earn your wings at a pace that fits your life.
Part 107 Class Resources
Downloadable AINautics University handouts and worksheets used in class. Print or open on your laptop.
Class Setup
- FAA Registration Links (IACRA / PSI account record sheet) (PDF)
- Items Needed for FAA Part 107 Class (PDF)
- Part 107 Training Aides (websites and videos) (PDF)
Airspace and Sectional Charts
- Latitude and Longitude Worksheet (PDF)
- Airspace Floors and Ceilings Worksheet (PDF)
- Reading the Legend Worksheet (PDF)
- Maximum Elevation Figure (MEF) Reference Sheet (PDF)
Weather
FAA Testing Supplement
- FAA-CT-8080-2H Airman Knowledge Testing Supplement (PDF, FAA.gov) - the chart figures used on the Part 107 exam and in the chart tests
- FAA Testing Supplements page (check here for the current edition)