Remote Pilot Test Prep 2027-2028: Essential Prep to Pass the FAA Knowledge Test (Paperback Plus Soft

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Flying a drone for anything other than recreational purposes requires a Remote Pilot Certificate. You must pass the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Unmanned Aircraft Knowledge Test to earn a Remote Pilot Certificate with a Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (Small UAS) Rating and operate a drone under Part 107.

Join millions of pilots and mechanics who chose ASA and passed their tests the first time, using the most trusted resource in FAA test preparation. This efficient study guide is expertly organized into chapters based on subject matter to promote understanding and aid recall. It includes instructional text and illustrations, questions, answer options, correct answers, explanations for correct and incorrect answers, and references for further study. Use this book to get familiar with the test contents, then use Prepware Online to review study guides by subject, create custom quizzes, and take unlimited practice tests.

This ASA Test Prep book and Prepware Online include the figures, legends, and full-color charts from the FAA Airman Knowledge Testing Supplement that is provided at the testing center.

ASA's Remote Pilot Test Prep is your best resource for successful test-taking and safe small UAS operations.

Features that help you prepare for the FAA Unmanned Aircraft Knowledge Test:

• A 24-month subscription to Prepware Online with access from any internet-connected device
• Questions supported with explanations for correct and incorrect answers
• FAA references for further study identified in every explanation
• Figures from the FAA Airman Knowledge Testing Supplement
• Time-proven tips for test taking
• Free online updates and subscription service to stay informed of test changes

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