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Practice for your drone licence
We cover the major drone pilot exams across four regions. Pick your country to get started.
United States
FAA Part 107
The FAA Part 107 exam is required to fly drones commercially in the US. 60 questions, 70% to pass, $175 testing fee.
United Kingdom
CAA A2 CofC
The A2 Certificate of Competency lets you fly closer to people in the UK. 30 questions, 75% to pass, online proctored exam.
Canada
Transport Canada RPAS
Transport Canada offers Basic and Advanced RPAS pilot certificates. Online exams with 35 or 50 questions.
European Union
EASA Open Category
EASA regulates drone operations across the EU. A1/A3 online exam is free, A2 CofC requires additional training.
Three steps to exam ready
Choose your exam
Select your country and exam type. We have the right questions for Part 107, A2 CofC, RPAS, and EASA.
Practice with explanations
Every question has a detailed explanation. Understand the regulation and the reasoning, not just the right answer.
Pass with confidence
Track your progress by topic. Take timed mock exams. Know exactly when you are ready for the real thing.
Everything you need to pass
Official exam format
Questions match the style, difficulty, and topic distribution of your actual exam.
Detailed explanations
Every question has a thorough explanation covering the correct answer, why alternatives are wrong, and real-world context.
Progress tracking
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Timed mock exams
Simulate the real exam with the correct number of questions, time limit, and pass mark for your country.
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