Part 107 Essentials Plus Course

Complying with FAA Part 107 regulations can be quite daunting for the typical drone user from a non-aviation background. Get the tools you and your team need to become certified remote pilots in the United States!

About the FAA Part 107 Drone Pilot Course

This two-day ground school course covers everything you need to successfully set you and your team up as safe and responsible drone operators. Whether you have one drone or a fleet, becoming an FAA Part 107 certified remote pilot is the first legal requirement.

Consortiq provides the first step with the FAA Part 107 Essentials Plus, held at locations across the United States, or even at your facility.

What to Expect

The Ground School consists of two days of classroom learning. This will be facilitated by Consortiq instructors, all with extensive background in unmanned aviation. The course is designed to help you gain your Part 107 certificate.

The emphasis during this stage is practical application through case studies and discussion. We will see how the theoretical knowledge is applied to the real-world operations you will be carrying out on a daily basis.

Through flight planning exercises, we will bring together all the theoretical elements to ensure that a good understanding of how they work in the field.

Related: Get Your Part 107 Essentials Study Guide

Course Topics

  • Regulations, Limitations, and Certifications 
  • Airspace, Charts, and Navigation 
  • Weather
  • Principles of Flight and Performance 
  • sUAS Components and Maintenance 
  • Human Factors
  • Risk Management
  • Flight Operations and Flight Planning
  • Part 107 Practice Exam

Course Requirements

What You’ll Need

  • Laptop, tablet, or another device with internet browsing capabilities
  • sUAS Operations Essentials digital textbook & Quick Reference Handbook (includes sample forms & checklists) – provided by Consortiq

There are no restrictions on attending one of our courses, however the following requirements must be met and maintained by a person applying for the Remote Pilot Certificate:

  • Be at least 16 years of age
  • Be able to read, speak, write, and understand the English language
  • Be in a physical and mental condition that would not interfere with the safe operation of a sUAS
  • Pass the initial aeronautical knowledge test
  • Have a successful background security check by the TSA

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