Remote Pilot Certificate (FAA Part 107 Drone License)
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Remote Pilot Certificate (FAA Part 107 Drone License) is a professional credential in Transportation - Aviation (Drone). It validates knowledge and practical skills expected for roles aligned with Remote Pilot Certificate (FAA Part 107 Drone License), and signals readiness for entry through mid-level responsibilities.
Last updated: 2025-11-12 04:29:09 UTC
What it covers
- Fundamentals commonly required in Transportation - Aviation (Drone) roles
- Applied skills that map to day-to-day job tasks
- Tools, workflows, and quality/safety best practices
- Provider-defined objectives and exam domains
Quick snapshot
Price$175 exam
Time CommitmentWeeks
Recertification Interval24 mo
PrerequisitesAge 16+, TSA check
Difficulty3
Job Demand5
Self Employment10
Remote Roles10
Typical Salary (US): $40k–$90k+
Steps to get certified
- Confirm eligibility and prerequisites (if any)
- Review the exam objectives and official candidate handbook
- Study with free resources and complete practice tasks/exams
- Schedule and take the exam (remote or test center, per policy)
- Maintain the credential via recertification/CE (if required)
Free study resources
- Official exam objectives / sample questions (usually free)
- Open courseware and tutorials aligned to the objectives
- Hands-on labs or small projects that mirror real tasks
- Local library access to relevant books and guides
Communities & discussion
- Certification-focused forums and Q&A communities
- Reddit/Discord/Slack groups for this cert’s domain
- Local meetups or online study groups
Example jobs with this cert
- Transportation - Aviation (Drone) Technician
- Transportation - Aviation (Drone) Specialist
- Transportation - Aviation (Drone) Associate
- Remote Pilot Certificate (FAA Part 107 Drone License) Support/Assistant
- Junior Transportation - Aviation (Drone) Analyst