Remote Pilot FAA Test Prep Reviews
5/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Remote Pilot FAA Test Prep for iPhone.
Remote Pilot FAA Test Prep is paid iOS app published by Aeroapps Technology, LLC
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MusicalFreedom
I took the UA test because I want to take photos for real estate. I signed up for the test for $150 and printed out all the FAA supplied study materials. The FAA books are pretty dry and they only prove 1 practice test. I also went online and downloaded more practice tests but those weren't that great either because they didn't explain the correct answer if you got it wrong. I found this app mentioned on a message board and decided that I'd rather spend an extra $30 on this app then fail the test and lose $150. And i also didn't want to spend the $200-300 for the online courses that some websites offer for the drone test. That seems like too much. So I read the study guide and took as many practice tests in this app as possible before my test day. I ended up passing with 90% and it's definitely because of the practice tests and explanations in this app. As some others have said, this app contains information that doesn't seem relevant to UA flight but I can tell you for sure that topics like that do show up on the test. My test had around 5-6 questions I had never seen that had to do with load factor at certain turn degrees and runway traffic patterns. Great app. Well worth the $30.
Not update
Buyapple1848
I study all the prep and took the exam six time got 95% average . So I went to took a real test, what a surprise a lot of questions didn't cover from this app. I fail the test only got 64% right.
Great app!
DuluthDan
I just took the exam and passed with a 93. I had no prior experience with anything regarding this material and only used this app to study with some additional research online based the practice test feedback. I went through all of the study questions and took the test 6 times with scores between 83 and 90. I then went back and brushed up on the areas where I had missed questions. In all, I probably had 12 hours of preparation time. Make sure you understand the logic behind the questions and you should do well!
Just passed
Booberry pie
Just passed the part 107 exam. This app was by far the only reason I passed. Worth every penny!
Best prep
ol prof stanley
I took an online course but still feeling inadequate I bought FlightReady. I took simulated FAA test and got 69%. So for 2 weeks I studied and tested in the app. When my average score was 90%, I took the FAA exam. I received an 87%, pretty darn close. When I missed the same question twice, I googled it. Great APP!!
Outdated Questions
Callmewes
Great little helper for the exam. If I wasn’t already a pilot this would have been extremely difficult to pass using this app alone to study. Lots of spelling errors and far outdated questions. I see it’s last update was 1 year ago and all reviews are from around the same time period. For the price I was disappointed. I did pass but with little help from this app. I recognized 2 questions out of the 398 this app has available to study when taking the real exam. It’s cheaper and more effective to study on the (free) FAA website.
Passed with 97% score
Teknotoyz
Worth every penny!! Passed on first try. I started with this app and was answering about a 50% level score. Just keep going over the questions and review the explanations when you get wrong answers. I did this until I was consistently scoring in the 90% range. I did have a pilot friend explain sectional charts to me which helped me in addition to this app.
Essential to prepare for Remote Pilot Test
jsnowder
I used the Test Prep extensively in preparing for the FAA Remote Pilot Exam and passed with flying colors. The Test Prep app is 5-star as it gives detailed explanations on questions missed. The app support is also 5-star service. Ed was quick to respond to my questions on the new update. If you have any worry about not passing the remote pilot test and having to pay $150 to retake, I strongly recommend you purchase this app to prepare.
$30 doesn’t give you access to the full app.
QB151111
I assumed paying for the app would give you access to all the material, but they require you to pay $20 on top of that to access the most important parts. The app was glitchy as well, and I regularly had problems viewing the test questions.