0A – Welcome!0B – Tips for Success 0C – What to Expect on the Exam 0D – FAA Test Supplement 1A – The Basics of FAA Part 107 Regulations 1B – Getting your Certificate 1C – Crew Members 1D – Registering your Drone 1E – Compliance 1F – Operating Limitations 1G – Flying VLOS 1H – Categories of Operations 1I – Means (MOC) and Declaration of Compliance (DOC) 1J – Restricted Access – Operations over People 1K – Maintenance 1L – Variable Modes 1M – Operating Limits Summary
Section 1 Quiz
Section 1 Notes2 – Intro 2A – Airframes 2B – Electrical Systems 2C – Ground Control Station 2D – Batteries 2E – Autopilot 2F – Payload 2G – Electric Motors 2H – Launch and Recovery Systems 2I – Sensors Section 2 Notes QUIZ | Section 2 3 – Human Factors 3A – Physiological Factors 3C – Psychological Factors 3D – Workload 3E – Situational Awareness 3F – Stress 3G – Hazardous Attitudes 3H – Equipment Relationship 3I – Automation 3J – Interpersonal Relationships 3K – Aeronautical Decision Making 3L – Crew Resource Management 3M – Risk Mitigation Section 3 Quiz Section 3 Notes4 – Intro 4A – Introduction to Aviation Meteorology 4B- Altimetry 4C – Moisture 4D – Clouds 4E – Fog, Mist, and other Surface Level Visibility Hazards 4F – Stability 4G – Turbulence 4H – Wind 4I – Frontal Weather 4J – Icing 4K – Thunderstorm Formation 4L – Thunderstorm Hazards 4M – Obtaining Weather Reports Online 4N – Weather Forecasts 4O – METAR and TAF Workshop 4P – Weather Briefing Workshop Online Weather Resources Section 4 Quiz Section 4 Quiz – METAR & TAF Reading Section 4 – Notes5A – The National Airspace System – Controlled Airspace 5B – Class B – Bravo Airspace 5C – Class C – Charlie Airspace 5D – Class D – Delta Airspace 5E – Class E – Echo Airspace 5F – Class G – Golf Airspace 5G – Special Use Airspace 5H – Military Training Routes & MOAs 5I – TFRs and NOTAMs National Airspace System Quiz Section 5 – Notes 6A – Sectional Charts 6B – Lines on the Map – Latitude, Longitude, Isogonic Lines and Contours 6C – Places With Aircraft – Airports, Checkpoints, and Victor Airways 6D – Radio Frequencies 6E – Elevation 6F – Chart Supplement Chart Reading and Navigation Quiz Section 6 – Notes 7A – Airport Operations 7B – The Airport Pattern 7C – Right of Way 7D – LAANC Approval 7E – LAANC Approval Demonstration Airport Operations Quiz Section 7 – Notes 8A – Flight Operations 8B – Emergency Operations 8C – Lost Links and Fly-Away Scenarios 7D – LAANC Approval 8D – Loading your sUAS 8E – Maintenance 8F – Hazards Standard Operations Quiz Section 8 – Notes 9A – Night Operations 9B – Preparing your Drone for Night Ops 9C – Your Eyes at Night 9D – Night Time Illusions Night Ops Resources Night Ops Quiz Section 9 – Notes 10 – Theory of Flight 10A | Principles of Flight 10B | The Four Forces 10C | Stability 10D | Airfoils/Aerofoils 10E | Propellers and Rotors 10F | Design of the Wing 10G | Aeroplane 10H | Helicopter 10I | Multirotor 10J| Load Factor QUIZ | Section 10 Section 10 – Notes 11 – Test Prep Review 1 – sUAS Laws Review – 2 sUAS Airframes and Systems Review 3 – Human Factors Review 4 – Meteorology Review 5 – Map & Chart Reading Review 6- Theory of Flight Practice Exam Instructions Practice Exam Booking the In-Person Exam What to do after you pass the test How to stay Current as a RPIC 12 – Wrap-Up Best Practices for Commercial Operations OFFER – Making your first $10KA commercial helicopter and drone pilot, and an advanced photographer and videographer, Ian applies his passion, education, and experience in Commercial Aviation to the drone industry. Ian leads strategy, operations and innovation at Coastal Drone Co. and looks forward to the exciting growth of the drone industry as new regulations offer more permissive activities such as BVLOS, heavier drone delivery operations, and a transition towards eVTOL automation. As a product of a family of educators, Ian demonstrates a passion for continuous skill development through personal growth and sharing that knowledge with others.
