Drone Pilot License Test Prep Course

Fly Your Drone Legally!
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has Authorized Non-Recreational Drone Operations

There are two sets of rules depending on the type of operation. The requirements for who may operate the UAV are different for each type of operation.

Group 1 - Rules for Commercial Operators/Private Citizens
This set of rules applies to individuals or commercial enterprises who are not employed by, or working for a governmental agency. The rules apply any time you are operating a drone in the furtherance of a business even if there is no direct compensation.

Group 2 - Rules for people who are working for Government agencies
This set of rules is for people who fly drones for government entities (local, state and federal government agencies) regardless if they are employees or contractors.

Government agencies may operate under either Part 107 regulations or obtain a Certificate of Authorization (COA) from the FAA that outlines the specific conditions that they have to follow to fly a drone including pilot certification.

What does all this mean?
Since August 29, 2016, most pilots operating a small UAS for non-recreational purposes must either hold a FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate with a Small UAS Rating or be under the direct supervision of a person who does hold a Remote Pilot Certificate (the remote Pilot In Command). To qualify for a Remote Pilot Certificate, you must:

• Pass an initial aeronautical knowledge test at an FAA-Approved Knowledge Testing Center
• OR
• If you already hold an FAA Part 61 Pilot Certificate (other than Student Pilot):
  • Have a successful Flight Review endorsed within the previous 24 months
  • Complete a small UAS online training course provided by the FAA.

All applicants will be vetted by the TSA and you must be 16 years or older. Part 61 Pilot Certificate holders may obtain a temporary remote pilot certificate immediately upon submission of their application for a permanent certificate through the FAA's IACRA site. For more details on the new FAA Part 107 drone regulations go to https://www.faa.gov/uas/

Having a Remote Pilot Certificate is a great accomplishment and the key that will open many doors for those who wish to earn income by flying a drone.

Reaching your goal of flying drones (UAS) will be a life changing experience—At King Schools, it's our mission to help ensure your success. KING and the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) have a five year comprehensive agreement that will ensure your drone training will be comprehensive and up to the latest FAA testing standards.

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• 99.8% of KING customers pass their FAA exams!
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Peace of Mind
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• If not completely satisfied with the course, return it within 30 days for a prompt, friendly refund. (For online courses, just call or email us)
• If you fail your FAA test within one year of purchase, get your money back—AND you keep the course for the remainder of your subscription.

Proven Training Methods
You Get the Knowledge You Need

• KING's clear, simple, fun presentation means you get the big picture you need to pass your test.
• Learn by watching full-screen, bite sized instructional video segments
• Answer FAA-style test questions that follow each lesson
• Assess your strengths and weaknesses with intuitive reports & charts

Expert Instruction
Learn From Aviation Subject Matter Experts—John and Martha King and AUVSI.
Through intimate video instruction, you'll learn directly from John and Martha King

• You'll remember their vivid and often humorous presentations
• You will always consider John and Martha your personal mentors
• You'll have the knowledge and backup of the world’s largest drone organization

1. Do I need a drone license?
   

   For information on flying drones legally, click here.

2. How long can I access the course?
   

   You have one (1) year to access your course materials.

3. How long does the course take?
   

   The course is self-paced. We believe it will take a minimum of 10 hours of study with the average being 15-17 hours.

4. What devices will the course work on?
   

   Access your course from any device...all you need is an Internet connection and a web browser

   • Tablets
   • Computers
   • Mobile Devices
   
   

5. Is there a particular order to follow in the course?
   

   First view the "Your Success Begins Here" video on how to use the course effectively and gain insight to the features and benefits of the course. Once you start the course, just follow the path in the course menu.

   The advantage of having a home study course is you can repeat any lesson over and over again. You can always call or send us feedback about concepts or questions for further clarification.

6. Do I need an endorsement to take the FAA Test?
   

   No

7. Where can I take the FAA Test?
   

   FAA-approved Knowledge Testing Centers

8. How often will I have to take the FAA test?
   

   Once you pass your initial test, you will be required to pass a recurring exam every 24 months.

9. Who do I call if I have questions?
   

   You can speak to one of our Pilot Advisors during business hours at 800-854-1001 or +1-858-541-2200. You can also email us at custserv@kingschools.com.

10. How do I get my WINGS credit for taking the course?
    

    Just make sure the email address in your King Schools iLearn account matches your WINGS account. We will automatically grant WINGS credit when you complete the course. For more information, click here.