A Part 107 exam simulator built like the real test
A Part 107 exam simulator: 60 questions in 120 minutes, answers hidden until you submit, built to FAA blueprint weights. Start with the free diagnostic.
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Clear107's Part 107 exam simulator gives you 60 questions in 120 minutes and hides every answer until you submit, the same way the FAA knowledge test works. Start with the free diagnostic to find your weak areas; an active plan unlocks full simulator runs. Each run is built to the FAA's blueprint weights, so the mix of regulations, airspace, weather, loading and operations questions matches the real exam. You need 70% to pass the real test, and the simulator scores you against that line.
How does it match the real exam?
| Real FAA test | Clear107 simulator |
|---|---|
| 60 questions | 60 questions |
| 2 hours | 120-minute timer |
| 70% to pass | Scored against 70% |
| No feedback until the end | Answers hidden until you submit |
| Testing supplement figures | Questions on the same 16 FAA figures |
| Image questions from current sectionals (since October 26, 2026) | Questions on current FAA sectional excerpts |
| Blueprint weights by area | Each run built to the same weights |
Which modes can you use?
- Random (standard) (Practice Pass or Clear107 Pro). A fresh run drawn from 1,184 eligible questions, weighted like the real test. Use it to measure where you are.
- Single-area exams (Practice Pass or Clear107 Pro). 20-question timed exams for one area, such as weather or airspace, when you want to test one weakness.
- Target Missed/New (Clear107 Pro). Each run favors questions you missed or have not seen. Use it to close gaps, especially before a retest.
What do you get after a run?
A score, a section breakdown by exam area, every flagged question and every miss with the correct answer and a source-linked explanation. Missed items feed your review queue and your readiness score.
How many simulator runs should you do?
Enough that your score is stable, not just once. A common pattern is one baseline run, focused drilling on the weakest area, then two or three more runs in the last days before the test. The two-week study plan places them, and the test day checklist covers what happens at the testing center.
If you are retaking the exam, the retake guide shows how to combine your FAA score report with Target Missed/New runs.
Start with the free diagnostic, then unlock a full timed run.
Open the simulatorFrequently asked questions
- How many questions are on the Part 107 exam?
- The FAA knowledge test has 60 questions and a two-hour time limit, and you need 70% to pass. Clear107's simulator uses the same 60 questions and 120 minutes.
- Is there a Part 107 simulator for people retaking the exam?
- Yes. Clear107 Pro adds a Target Missed/New mode that builds each run from questions you missed or have not seen yet, which is the fastest way to close gaps before a retest.
- Is the Part 107 exam simulator free?
- The free diagnostic needs no account. An active Practice Pass or Clear107 Pro plan unlocks full 60-question simulator runs; Clear107 Pro also adds the Target Missed/New mode.