78 - Tips To Pass Your 107 Test
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Preparing for the FAA Part 107 test is a crucial step for anyone looking to offer aerial services commercially in the United States. In this video, the presenter shares five tips to help viewers pass the test on their first attempt.
Tip number one is to study, and take the test seriously. It's essential to dedicate sufficient time to understand the concepts and principles of the test. Attempting to memorize the questions will not help to pass the test, and studying for a few hours will not be enough for everyone. The presenter recommends dedicating four to five hours of study time to pass the test.
The second tip is to watch updated videos. The FAA rules and regulations for drone flights keep changing. Therefore, it's essential to watch updated videos on the subject to stay informed.
Tip number three is to take your time while taking the test. You have plenty of time to go through the questions, so read them carefully and try to understand what the question is asking. Don't second-guess yourself; instead, stop and read the question again slowly.
Tip number four is to become familiar with sectional charts, as they are the most challenging part of the 107 tests. It's important to learn how to read mapping and sectional charts, as they are essential for understanding airspace and color lines.
The fifth and final tip is to study definitions, legends, and weather, as these topics frequently come up in the test. Definitions, as well as Aviation Weather, are the subjects where many questions are based. So, knowing these will be helpful in passing the test.
In conclusion, passing the FAA Part 107 test requires dedication and commitment to studying and keeping oneself informed of the latest FAA rules and regulations. Following the tips shared in this video can help viewers pass the test on their first attempt. The presenter also advises viewers to reference the FAA website for free training materials and suggested study material.
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