Lone Star

Remote Pilot Test Prep Course

• Lone Star Flight Training has been offering FAA Part 107 Drone seminars and weekend courses since the beginning of the Part 107 conception. Some of our clients are Government agencies, Universities, Engineering firms, Corporations and individuals looking to pass their Part 107 Test.

  Our courses will prepare you to take the FAA (Unmanned Aircraft General-small) 60 question Airman Knowledge Test.

  Our course will discuss and review the essentials of FAA regulations, chart questions, FAA airspace, weather, airport operations, plus more. All of this information is used to help you understand the meaning of the questions and prepare you for the FAA UAG Airman Knowledge Test.

• Our course is designed to provide feedback and answers to your questions you may have about the subject material including the FAA chart questions.  Most commercial apps courses don't have that capability to provide the valuable feedback you deserve.

• Our classes are conducted individually or in small groups.  The course is offered on Saturday's only.  Our courses are tailored to meet busy schedules. 

  For larger groups of 5 or more we can arrange for a full day presentation at our location or yours.  Compensation for travel will be extra. 

  The cost to register for the course is $275 per person. An ASA Test Prep booklet is provided which allows you to take 5 practice tests.

• We are also a FAA Testing Center where you can take your test which is not included in the course. The fee to take the FAA written test is $175.00.

• To register for a class contact us at 832-721-3158.

• We can take 50% down to hold your seat for an upcoming class. 

• Note: we don't provide lessons on operating a drone.    

  Prices subject to change.

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What is covered on the Remote Pilot Test?

The questions on the UAG (Unmanned Aircraft General-Small) AKT are compliant with FARs (Federal Aviation Regulations) used in general aviation and are addressed in Part 107

These include:

• Preflight
• Hazardous Materials
• Operating Limitations
• Right of Way
• Waivers
• National Airspace System
• Topography
• Airport Operations
• Weather and Briefings
• Emergency Procedures
• Physiology

Drone Pilot Recurrent Testing Requirements:

Every two years a certified UAS drone pilot must renew their certificate. The FAA requires the UAS drone pilot to go to the Recurrent Training Course located on the FAASTEAM website. 

Go to the FAA website CLICK HERE.