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Date: 6/12/2017 6:33:41 PM
Subject: Drone Certificate
Mark:
Do you know of any pilots that have actually received their
drone license? If so I would appreciate their contact info so that I
might ask a couple of questions.
Thanks for all the awesome wok you do.
Bob Klauer
Retied DFW L-1011
Editor: Yup, I did.
Ask away!
Mark:
I was wondering
if the questions on the test were confined to FAR 107 or if they included
questions from other FAR’s such as part 92 & 61? They allow a maximum of 2
hours for the exam. Was that adequate and did it also include the time
taken for the test? Was there a time limit on the test?
Thanks for
Everything, I truly miss the ORD base and the comradeship we had.
Bob Klauer
RE-Print of Drone Rating Information:
Bob, to answer your questions, I got my qualifications done in 2
hrs and I am bit slow. No time limit as for rated pilots it is not an actual
test, but rather a quiz on the online course.
After done, all you need is a certified Instructor with the drone rating
to help you complete your IACRA and you will be a rated Drone pilot for under
55#’s. The practice test included below are similar to the one you complete at
the end of the online course. But please
read my below instructions carefully since you have to do it all in one
sitting. If anyone needs a rated
instructor to help them with the IACRA AFTER they have completed the course and
printed the certificate then I will be available.
Here is the info again:
GET FAA CERTIFIED AS A DRONE PILOT!!!! The
easy way!
Hi PCN,
A little checklist from Mark so you can add a FAA Drone rating to your
license without hardly breaking a sweat.
If you are a certified pilot within the currency of a bienniel
flight review or flight check, you can easily become a rated Remote PIC for drones.
The FAA has developed an abbreviated course and process for Part 61 Certificate
holders to become a Part 107 UAS licensed "Remote Pilot". If
you want to spend at most a couple of hours you can add this to your resume which
certifies you as the PIC for very cool flight of under 55 # drones for
private OR commercial use.
What you need:
- Should have had a Bi-enniel Flight Review or some flight check within 24 MOS.
- Assure you have both a: FAA IACRA and a FAASafety.gov login
Now ,
1.Review the sample tests.
Linked here:
2. Then when you have a couple of hours to complete online course IN ONE SITTING. (the course
doesn't archive progress)
FAAsafety.gov login After logging in to
FAAsafety.com visit:
Under “Featured Courses” – click Part 107 Small Unmanned Aircraft
Systems (sUAS) then ENROLL
URL link below:
HTTPS://www.faasafety.gov/gslac/ALC/CourseLanding.aspx?cID=451
to enroll in 107 Course.
Complete the 2 hour course (Note: IN
ONE SITTING cause it doesn't record progress) Once done it
will activate the EXAM link button. Click and Complete the 35
question EXAM then SUBMIT. Note: because you are already a certified
pilot, this 35 question exam has been simplified and all of the chart questions
and normal pilot questions are ignored.
After Submitting the Exam Click CONITNUE and after survey and you will
then have links for your Graduation Certificate which you can
PRINT. Also, Click and SAVE a PDF file of your
certificate for your later IACRA application.
3. Now login into IACRA and start a new application for
"Remote Pilot" (NOTE: Review carefully when done and
assure you have attached the 107 graduation certificate before you electronically
sign and submit) once submitted note your FTN number in your console and
write it down somewhere. Also keep your login info handy for next step
and logout of IACRA.
4. Now call your "recommending CFI*" so he/she can log into
their IACRA and using your FTN access your application to review and then sign
and submit. *A recommending CFI is just
a CFI who has the drone rating. In a
pinch I can serve that role for you.
5. Now you can log back into your IACRA and on your console there should
be a button on your application "TEMPORARY CERTIFICATE" Click
and PRINT.
Yesterday you couldn't spell DRONE pilot and today you is one!
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