*** Posting About Your 107 Results? POST IT HERE!
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I submitted my application, it now shows completed. Am I able to say I have a pending UAS RPIC license now?
If you have taken the test and successfully passed it you can print out your temporary certificate from the FAA. Then yes you may say you are a Remote Pilot.
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Just passed yesterday. I got an 88 and to be honest I thought I had prepared enough to ace it but obviously not. I had hardly any questions on METARS and TAFS which I studied forever. My set of questions was all about controlled air spaces.
Gratz, the questions are a roll of the dice. I studied for a couple of weeks and got a 97. Now if the FAA will speed up waivers I'll be happy.
I passed mine with an 88%. After watching some YouTube videos about the horrors of it all, I'll admit I was a bit nervous, but found the test to be pretty easy. I had maybe 20 questions about airspace and charts, 3 on weather, one on loading, and the rest were about operations and regulations.
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So it's running more than a month? That makes me feel better. I took the test November 1 and nothing yet online re: certificate number.
Passed the test today w/an 88! While I did take an online course, I did find the test to be a bit more difficult than the 'practice tests' I had taken leading up to the real deal. There were a couple of questions that I literally had no clue as to their answer. Whether it be self study or via a course, I would definitely recommend folks put in a bit of study time for it's no joke. I don't see anyone walking into such a test, taking it blindly, and fairing well. Glad it's over!
I passed mine today with an 88. I knew which questions I missed do the not having seen anything in study material relating to linking controller's and the others I missed were the tricky wording where it appeared 2 right answers.Everyones posts had good info and my test had areas there were no questions asked such at 1 airport what was the visual limit required for drone operations. it was a good test imo.
So about how long is the wait time one can expect to receive one's license in the mail? Curious.
Good to know. Thank you. Would be nice to be able to carry it around a bit in my wallet before it expires in two years! lol
I took and passed my Part 107 FAA exam on 23 Jan., so based upon the above info, looks like I won't see my license until maybe March. So, for renewal in 2 years, FAA will require taking the FAA exam again (another $150) OR taking an FAA online class (cost unknown)?
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