Study Plan
Structured day-by-day roadmaps to keep you on track. Pick the pace that fits your schedule.
7-Day Cram Track
For experienced operators or anyone with a tight deadline. Plan on 3–4 hours per day. Every day covers tested ACS material.
Rules & Regulations
0/2 completePart 107 operating limits, registration, night ops, over people, accident reporting, Remote ID, waivers.
💡 These are the most-tested topics. Memorize the numbers: 400 ft, 100 mph, 55 lbs, 8 hours, 10 days.
Airspace Deep Dive
0/1 completeClasses B through G, special use airspace, TFRs, NOTAMs, airspace authorization via LAANC.
💡 Draw the airspace pyramid from memory. Keep Part 107's 3 SM visibility and cloud-clearance baseline separate from manned-aircraft VFR minima.
Chart Reading Marathon
0/1 completeLat/long, airport symbols, airspace boundaries, MEFs, isogonic lines, obstacles, Victor airways.
💡 Open a real sectional chart side by side. Practice finding every symbol.
Airports & Weather
0/2 completeAirport ops (CTAF, UNICOM, traffic patterns), METAR/TAF decode, density altitude, weather products.
💡 Decode 5 real METARs and 5 TAFs from AviationWeather.gov. It clicks fast.
Operations & Decision-Making
0/2 completePreflight, emergency procedures, lost link, LiPo safety, ADM models (DECIDE, PAVE, IMSAFE), hazardous attitudes.
💡 Focus on the 5 hazardous attitudes — guaranteed exam material.
Physiology, Maintenance & Practice
0/3 completeHypoxia, CO poisoning, vision, alcohol effects, preflight inspection, maintenance, full practice exam.
💡 Take the full 60-question practice exam under timed conditions. Flag weak areas.
Review & Cram
0/2 completeReview cram sheet, retake practice exam, drill weak areas, review flagged questions.
💡 Get a full night's sleep. The test is 2 hours — you've got this.
14-Day Standard Track
Steady pace for first-time learners. Plan on 1.5–2 hours per day. Includes quiz days to reinforce.
Regulations (continued)
0/1Night ops, op over people, waivers, LAANC, accident reporting. Quiz module 2.
Airspace (continued)
0/1Class E, G, special use (MOA, Restricted, Prohibited), TFRs, NOTAMs. Quiz module 3.
Airport Operations
0/1Towered vs non-towered, CTAF/UNICOM, traffic patterns, runway markings. Quiz module 5.
METARs, TAFs & Briefings
0/1Full METAR/TAF decode with real examples. Weather briefings. Quiz module 6.
Study Tips
- • Take the practice exam every other day — it's the fastest way to find weak spots.
- • Use flashcards for 5-minute bursts — waiting in line, coffee break, etc.
- • Print the cram sheet and keep it on your desk.
- • Decode real METARs at AviationWeather.gov — it sticks better than theory.
- • Open a live sectional chart (SkyVector.com) while studying Module 4.
- • The official FAA study guide is free — use it as backup reference.
- • Sleep matters. Your brain consolidates what you studied during sleep.
- • The test is 60 questions in 120 minutes — that's 2 minutes per question. Don't rush.