Study planning lab
Make a Part 107 study plan you can actually follow.
Pick your timeline, starting point, and biggest gap. Get a focused learning sequence, then choose the right SkyPilot Prep course path when you want more structure.
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Last reviewed: October 15, 2026
Always confirm with current FAA sources (faa.gov/uas).
PSI UAG bulletin · study-time guide
Share your study time in proportion to the current test outline.
The current PSI bulletin assigns these content percentages. As a simple example, for every 100 minutes of study, use approximately the same number of minutes for each area. This is a planning aid, not an FAA-prescribed schedule; give extra review to missed concepts while maintaining coverage across all areas.
- Regulations
- 48%
- 48 minutes
- Operations
- 25%
- 25 minutes
- Airspace Classification & Operating Requirements
- 20%
- 20 minutes
- Weather
- 5%
- 5 minutes
- Loading & Performance
- 2%
- 2 minutes
Source: PSI UAG Applicant Information Bulletin. Review the live bulletin before test day.