Skycram

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Real screens from the app

• Home — your readiness score and a plan built back from your exam date
• Chart trainer — zoom into real sectional charts and tap what each symbol means
• Weather — decode a METAR or TAF one line at a time
• Learn — short lessons across every exam area, each with its FAA source
• Practice — topic quizzes and spaced repetition on your weak spots

What's inside

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  Every Part 107 topic, in short lessons

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  Chart trainer for sectional charts

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  Step-by-step METAR/TAF weather decoder

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  Full 60-question mock exams, real timer

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  Readiness score + a plan to your exam date

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  Free to start; pay once, no subscription

Why the Part 107 test catches people out

Most people who take the Part 107 test come to it with no aviation background — photographers, inspectors, farmers and creators who just want to fly a drone for work. The exam, though, is written in the language of manned-aviation ground school: sectional charts dense with symbols, airspace classes, and weather reports like “METAR KJFK 121651Z 24016G24KT” that mean nothing until someone decodes them. Skycram is built for that reader. It teaches each topic from zero in short lessons, turns the chart and weather questions into guided trainers you practise rather than memorise, and runs full timed mock exams so the real 60 questions feel familiar — every item tied back to its FAA source. It is study material to help you pass the knowledge test, not flight instruction, and it is not affiliated with the FAA.

ⓘ Skycram is an independent study app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) or any government agency. It is study material to help you prepare for the Part 107 knowledge test — not flight instruction, and not a substitute for the official FAA testing process. Passing a mock exam here produces no certificate, result or authorization to fly.

Frequently asked questions

What does Skycram help me study?

The FAA Part 107 knowledge test — the exam you pass to fly a drone commercially. Skycram covers every area the test draws from in short lessons: regulations, airspace and sectional charts, weather, loading and performance, radio and operations. It drills you with practice questions, trains you to read charts and decode a METAR or TAF, and sits you down for full mock exams, each question tied back to its FAA source.

Is Skycram affiliated with the FAA or the US government?

No. Skycram is an independent study app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) or any government agency, and studying here produces no certificate, result or official status. It is study material, not flight instruction, and it does not replace the official FAA testing process.

Do the mock exams match the real Part 107 test?

They follow the real format: 60 questions, the same 70% pass mark, and a timer, so you learn to pace yourself before the day. Afterwards you see which topics cost you marks and can drill just those. The questions are written to the current FAA airman certification standards, each with an explanation and a source — it is practice material, not the actual exam questions.

Does Skycram work offline, and do I need an account?

Yes, it works offline, and there is no account. The lessons, questions, charts and weather examples are built into the app, and your progress, settings and exam date stay on your device — nothing is uploaded and there are no ads or trackers.

Is Skycram free, and is there a purchase?

Skycram is free to start, so you can learn the material and try the tools before deciding. A single one-time purchase unlocks everything — the full question bank and unlimited mock exams — with no subscription and no ads either way.

Is Skycram on Android and iPhone?

Skycram is built for both Android and iPhone, and is coming soon to Google Play and the App Store — this page and its privacy policy are published ahead of the listings.