It's official! My license arrived today.

[Kyle76]

I passed the Part 107 exam on July 29. It took about a week for my temporary certificate to show up on the FAA website. In today's mail I received my genuine, issued by the USA, physical card with certificate number and FAA hologram.

 

[zeusfl]

Congrats !!!!!!!!!!

 

[gemniii]

Way to go!!

 

[Tony McDrone]

I tested and passed on July 24th. I did receive my temporary certificate in a week, but I’m still waiting on the official card.

Congrats on passing the exam!

 

[old man mavic]

great stuff ,are you planning to do commercial work ,or was it just for the benefit of extra knowledge

 

[Kyle76]

great stuff ,are you planning to do commercial work ,or was it just for the benefit of extra knowledge

Hoping to pick up a few jobs. A friend in commercial real estate says he can get me plenty of work, but I haven’t seen any yet. Still, I enjoyed the learning process.

 

[asel]

That's awesome, I got mine in the mail about a week ago. I have a idea to work on so I can really use it.

 

[KB4MTO]

Congrats! How long did it take you to study for it? Also, what study tools did you use? I'm starting my studying this weekend.

 

[asel]

I studied about 2 weeks and I used Pilot Institute.

 

[Kyle76]

Congrats! How long did it take you to study for it? Also, what study tools did you use? I'm starting my studying this weekend.

I started by watching Tony Northrup’s YouTube video on Part 107. That kind of gave me the confidence that I could pass without taking a course. I watched it twice all the way through and then a few others about sectional maps and some other areas. I also took repeated 10-question practice tests at another site. See this post: 107 License Test and Studying
I started studying on Sunday night and took the exam Wednesday morning.

 

[playstation]

Well done

 

[Martysticks]

Congratulations. I passed mine August 18th; still waiting for the plastic card

 

[Captain Zipper]

I started by watching Tony Northrup’s YouTube video on Part 107. That kind of gave me the confidence that I could pass without taking a course. I watched it twice all the way through and then a few others about sectional maps and some other areas. I also took repeated 10-question practice tests at another site. See this post: 107 License Test and Studying
I started studying on Sunday night and took the exam Wednesday morning.

Tony's video really helps.
And knowing charts, charts, charts. My exam had a ton of chart questions.

 

[Tony McDrone]

Charts, charts, and more charts...

 

[Kyle76]

Study a little bit about airport signs, clouds and psychological characteristics like macho and anti-authority. Probably 8-10 very easy questions with just a little knowledge and common sense on those. (If a cloud has nimbus in its name, it's going to rain -- there's two from my exam right there.)

 

[Tentoes]

I passed the Part 107 exam on July 29. It took about a week for my temporary certificate to show up on the FAA website. In today's mail I received my genuine, issued by the USA, physical card with certificate number and FAA hologram.

Congratulations!

 

[Geekser]

I passed the Part 107 exam on July 29. It took about a week for my temporary certificate to show up on the FAA website. In today's mail I received my genuine, issued by the USA, physical card with certificate number and FAA hologram.

Many Congratulations and best wishes in your future endeavors!

 

[KB4MTO]

I started by watching Tony Northrup’s YouTube video on Part 107. That kind of gave me the confidence that I could pass without taking a course. I watched it twice all the way through and then a few others about sectional maps and some other areas. I also took repeated 10-question practice tests at another site. See this post: 107 License Test and Studying
I started studying on Sunday night and took the exam Wednesday morning.

Awesome, thanks for the info. Congrats again!

 

[KB4MTO]

I studied about 2 weeks and I used Pilot Institute.

Thanks!