Start with a diagnostic, not a guess
Take the 25-question diagnostic before building a schedule. It gives five category scores and links directly to the weakest lessons. A high overall score can hide a serious airspace or weather gap, so review the category breakdown.
Regulations
Remote PIC authority, limits, night, people, accidents, drug/alcohol rules, waivers, and certificate responsibilities.
Open regulations →Airspace & charts
Controlled airspace, sectional symbols, airport traffic, NOTAMs, TFRs, and LAANC/DroneZone authorization.
Open airspace →Weather
METARs, TAFs, wind, cloud ceilings, fog, fronts, thunderstorms, stability, and density altitude.
Open weather →Loading & performance
Weight, center of gravity, payload attachment, battery reserve, wind, temperature, and performance margin.
Open loading →Operations
Preflight, ADM, CRM, systems, Remote ID, registration, emergencies, maintenance, and professional mission planning.
Open operations →Study-plan generator
Choose days, minutes, and weak areas. The plan is saved locally and appears in My Progress.
Build a plan →Use official material correctly
- ACS: defines tested knowledge, risk, and skill expectations.
- FAA study guide: explains much of the knowledge base.
- Regulations and FAA pages: control when summaries conflict or rules change.
- Practice questions: diagnose understanding; they do not replace current official material.