Passed the written exam... Now off to the FSDO

[SweatpantsDroner]

Took the online course for pilots and passed. I found it very informative. I think the FAA really got it right with 107.

 

[Nickster]

Can you send the link for the course? I could not find it.


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[SweatpantsDroner]

Can you send the link for the course? I could not find it.


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Safer Skies Through Education - FAA - FAASTeam - FAASafety.gov

Click on the Part 107 course after you create an account. You'll have to put your Pilot Certificate # in before it lets you have access to the WINGS courses.

 

[Ron Burgundy]

Thanks for showing us. I'm gonna check it out too!


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[Nickster]

Thanks!


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[SweatpantsDroner]

Thanks for showing us. I'm gonna check it out too!


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Anytime!

 

[LuvMyTJ]

Thread here - PART 61 HOLDERS TEST RELEASED - ALC-451: Part 107 Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS)

 

[Zuzua]

Safer Skies Through Education - FAA - FAASTeam - FAASafety.gov

Click on the Part 107 course after you create an account. You'll have to put your Pilot Certificate # in before it lets you have access to the WINGS courses.

Hi, I passed that test and got the same certificate, but now I'm lost as to the next steps
Can you help?
Thx

 

[SweatpantsDroner]

Hi, I passed that rest and got the same certificate, but now I'm lost add to the next steps
Can you help?
Thx

Step 1: Print FAAST Completion Certificate
Step 2: Complete IACRA Application for a new pilot certificate for "Remote Pilot Certificate" (https://iacra.faa.gov)
Step 3: Find/Hire a CFI/DPE/FAA Inspector to verify your application and endorse it.
Step 4: Schedule appointment at FSDO. No walk-ins allowed.
Step 5: Present FAA Inspector your current pilot certificate, Logbook endorsement of a current Biennial Flight Review, Completion certificate of the FAAST Exam, and a valid form of I.D. as outlined in the FARs
Step 6: Receive Temporary "Remote Pilot Certificate".

*It is to the best of my knowledge that the option for a Remote Pilot Certificate application will not be in IACRA until 8/2016.

 

[Zuzua]

Step 1: Print FAAST Completion Certificate
Step 2: Complete IACRA Application for a new pilot certificate for "Remote Pilot Certificate" (https://iacra.faa.gov)
Step 3: Find/Hire a CFI/DPE/FAA Inspector to verify your application and endorse it.
Step 4: Schedule appointment at FSDO. No walk-ins allowed.
Step 5: Present FAA Inspector your current pilot certificate, Logbook endorsement of a current Biennial Flight Review, Completion certificate of the FAAST Exam, and a valid form of I.D. as outlined in the FARs
Step 6: Receive Temporary "Remote Pilot Certificate".

*It is to the best of my knowledge that the option for a Remote Pilot Certificate application will not be in IACRA until 8/2016.

Thank you very much.

 

[Zuzua]

So, I have to wait till August for the next step, basically can't jump steps, got to do the step 2 in August first?

 

[SweatpantsDroner]

So, I have to wait till August for the next step, basically can't jump steps, got to do the step 2 in August first?

To my belief yes.

 

[Zuzua]

To my belief yes.

Thanks again bud

 

[SweatpantsDroner]

Thanks again bud

You're welcome my man!

 

[Sagebrush]

So, I have to wait till August for the next step, basically can't jump steps, got to do the step 2 in August first?

It's my interpretation that those without a current pilot's license will have to take the test at an approved FAA testing vendor–which are usually FBOs at airports that conduct flight training. You can find a list online for your nearest test location and it won't be available until August 21st.

SB

 

[Zuzua]

It's my interpretation that those without a current pilot's license will have to take the test at an approved FAA testing vendor–which are usually FBOs at airports that conduct flight training. You can find a list online for your nearest test location and it won't be available until August 21st.

SB

Well, I'm in no hurry, not planning on doing any commercial jobs soon. So I'll wait till the process is more clear, I suppose!

 

[SweatpantsDroner]

It's my interpretation that those without a current pilot's license will have to take the test at an approved FAA testing vendor–which are usually FBOs at airports that conduct flight training. You can find a list online for your nearest test location and it won't be available until August 21st.

SB

Yes, you are correct. However, we are discussing the process for those individuals who currently hold a pilot certificate issued by the FAA.

 

[Zuzua]

Yes, you are correct. However, we are discussing the process for those individuals who currently hold a pilot certificate issued by the FAA.

Ahhh, I don't hold a license already. That's why I am so confused, lol

 

[sky9284]

Thanks SweatpantsDroner, but it seems like a lot of hoops to jump through. I'm not a big fan of the FAA going through my log book. More government over reach BS !!


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[Nickster]

Thanks again for this. I started the course. Since I don't have a pilot license, I am using it as a study. It is great!


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