The Pilot’s Corner: Drone Pilot Resources

Whether you're just getting started with drones or already flying commercially under FAA Part 107, having quick access to the right tools and resources matters. Pilot’s Corner is designed to help drone pilots find essential FAA links, training materials, airspace tools, and registration resources all in one place.

Many drone operators spend unnecessary time searching through FAA websites trying to find recurrent training, waiver applications, or testing information. This page simplifies the process by organizing the most useful pilot resources in a clean, easy-to-access format.

From preparing for your FAA Part 107 exam to checking controlled airspace before a flight, these links are useful for both recreational and commercial drone operators across the United States.

Quick Links: Part 107 Test Recurrent Training Airspace Check Drone Zone

FAA Part 107 Test Information

If you plan to operate a drone commercially in the United States, you must obtain your FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate. The FAA testing process covers airspace knowledge, weather, regulations, safety procedures, and operational decision-making.

View FAA Part 107 Information

FAA Part 107 Recurrent Training

Certified drone pilots are required to complete recurrent training to remain current under FAA rules. The FAA provides free online recurrent training through the FAA Safety Team website, allowing pilots to maintain compliance without returning to a testing center.

Open Recurrent Training

Check Drone Airspace Before Flying

Before every drone flight, pilots should verify airspace restrictions, Temporary Flight Restrictions (TFRs), and authorization requirements. Airspace approval may be required near airports, controlled airspace, stadiums, or sensitive locations.

Check Airspace Status

FAA Drone Zone

FAA Drone Zone is the official portal for drone registration, waiver applications, and operational authorizations. Commercial operators often use Drone Zone to manage aircraft registration and apply for advanced operational permissions under Part 107.

Open FAA Drone Zone

Looking for local regulations? Check drone rules near you .