Failed The FAA Part 107 Test?
Fix the exact knowledge test codes you missed and retest with confidence
How it works
1. Find your codes
Look at your Airman Knowledge Test Report (AKTR). It lists the codes for the areas you missed, like UA.I.B.K3.
2. Watch the code video
Open Test Codes and watch the free video for each code on your report.
3. Retest
After the 14-day wait, go back and retake the test, ready for the topics that tripped you up.
What are FAA Part 107 knowledge test codes?
Every question you miss is tied to a code on your AKTR. These codes correspond to official FAA knowledge areas in the Airman Certification Standards (ACS). Study those areas instead of re-reading everything.
Free: Part 107 Test-Code Decoder + Retest Checklist
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A PDF that turns each AKTR code into a topic and a video, plus a checklist for your 14-day wait.
Meet Your Instructor
Hi, I’m Pablo Terreros, an FAA-certificated remote pilot who teaches Part 107 test prep. I’m also the author of Explode Your Income with Better Real Estate Photos, a #1 bestseller in Professional Photography on Amazon. I built these code-by-code videos to help you fix exactly what you missed and pass your retest.
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FAQ
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14 calendar days after failing (14 CFR 107.71). No instructor endorsement is needed for the retest. Bring your failed AKTR to the testing center.
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70% or higher.
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They're printed on your Airman Knowledge Test Report (AKTR), which you get after the test. Each code points to an ACS knowledge area you missed.
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UA = Remote Pilot (sUAS) test, I = Area of Operation (Regulations), B = Task, K3 = knowledge element 3. Find the matching video on the Test Codes page.