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Build a Part 107 plan around UAG code selection, FTN and ID readiness, FAA supplement use, airspace and weather topics, timed 60-question practice, ACS code review, retest planning, and IACRA certificate follow-through.
The FAA Remote Pilot certificate path starts with the UAG knowledge test and continues through IACRA after passing. We align PSI scheduling, Part 107 topic review, FAA chart and supplement practice, timed testing, ACS-code interpretation, and post-test application steps into one preparation plan.
Part 107 prep should confirm the UAG route, then combine FAA source review, chart interpretation, timed practice, and IACRA application readiness.
UAG is the FAA Unmanned Aircraft General - Small knowledge test for new Remote Pilot applicants.
The current FAA matrix lists UAG at 60 questions with a 2.0-hour time allowance.
The UAG knowledge test is listed with a 70 passing score.
FAA guidance directs applicants to complete FAA Form 8710-13 through IACRA after passing the initial UAG test.
New Remote Pilot applicants use the UAG Unmanned Aircraft General - Small test. HiraEdu verifies the test route, FTN, ID match, and PSI appointment details before the candidate studies or schedules.
Part 107 preparation should focus on practical remote pilot decisions: airspace, LAANC and authorization concepts, weather minimums, night operations, operations over people, aircraft loading, performance, maintenance, inspections, communication, and emergency procedures.
Passing UAG is not the last step. Candidates still need to use their knowledge test report, complete the IACRA application, monitor security screening, and understand how ACS codes can guide future training and operating discipline.
Use this FAA Remote Pilot (Part 107 / UAG) exam help page for exam-specific context, then compare the broader online exam help services page or contact HiraEdu if you need a direct handoff. This page stays focused on FAA Remote Pilot (Part 107 / UAG) while the linked service pages cover broader exam support options.
FAA Remote Pilot certification for small unmanned aircraft under Part 107 starts with the Unmanned Aircraft General - Small knowledge test, code UAG, scheduled through an FAA-approved knowledge testing center. The current FAA matrix lists UAG at 60 questions, minimum age 14 for testing, 2.0 hours, and a 70 passing score. FAA remote pilot guidance directs new applicants to pass the UAG initial aeronautical knowledge test and then complete FAA Form 8710-13 through IACRA for the remote pilot certificate application. HiraEdu prepares candidates for Part 107 rules, remote pilot in command responsibilities, airspace authorization, chart and supplement interpretation, weather, loading and performance, operating limitations, night operations, operations over people, crew resource management, radio communication, maintenance and inspection, timed practice, ACS code review, retest planning, and IACRA follow-through after the written result.
UAG is the FAA Unmanned Aircraft General - Small knowledge test used by new Remote Pilot certificate applicants under Part 107.
The current FAA matrix lists UAG at 60 questions.
The current FAA matrix lists a 2.0-hour time allowance for UAG.
The UAG knowledge test is listed with a 70 passing score.
HiraEdu verifies UAG scheduling details, builds a Part 107 topic map, runs timed FAA-style practice, reviews ACS codes, and prepares IACRA follow-through after the written result.
Confirm FTN, legal-name ID details, PSI test-center scheduling, retest status, and access to the FAA supplement used for chart and figure questions.
Study remote pilot responsibilities, operating rules, airspace, weather, loading and performance, communications, crew coordination, maintenance, inspection, and emergency procedures.
Run timed sets with sectional charts, weather scenarios, operational limitations, night and operations-over-people questions, and missed ACS-code review.
After passing, use the AKTR details to complete FAA Form 8710-13 in IACRA and track certificate application steps.
Use the guide to self-serve, or talk to a coordinator if you need help mapping timelines, official requirements, or troubleshooting day-of logistics.
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