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Part 107 Ground School

Prepares participants to pass the FAA Part 107 Unmanned Aircraft General test, with practice exams and a textbook for self-study.

Next public class: December 1, 2026 at 8:00 AM – December 2, 2026 at 5:00 PM EST · Medina County Career Center: South Campu

FAA sectional aeronautical chart used in Part 107 airspace training

PRICE

$500 per registrant

LENGTH

16 hours (2 days)

CLASS SIZE

7–30 students

DISCIPLINE

Law enforcement, Fire, EMS/SAR

Overview

This course prepares participants to pass the FAA Part 107 Unmanned Aircraft General test. The exam covers a wide range of topics, including airspace regulations, weather and safety procedures, and this ground school gives you a comprehensive overview so you can be confident on test day.

The FAA Part 107 exam is a multiple-choice exam with 60 questions. We cover every aspect of the test and practice answering questions in the same style as the actual exam. The course is taught by first responders, for first responders, and all of the material is tailored to public safety applications.


What you’ll learn

  • Federal regulations
  • Basic aerodynamic principles
  • National Airspace System
  • Aeronautical charts
  • Basic weather theory
  • Airport operations
  • Aeronautical decision-making process


Who it’s for

Individual first responders and agency teams preparing for the FAA Remote Pilot certificate.


Prerequisites

No prerequisites.


What’s included

  • Practice exams in the same style as the FAA test
  • A textbook (provided)
  • Documentation for first responder continuing education credits


What to bring

  • A notebook and pencil


The FAA knowledge test fee is not included.

Host this course

Book at least 2 months ahead. Host provides a classroom and a flight area if applicable.

“The class was extremely helpful and informative. Determining what airspace I will be flying in, in conjunction with the legal aspects of drone operation were enlightening and something I can take back to my team.”

— Houston Police Department

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