FAA-ALIGNED TRAINING · STINSON MUNICIPAL AIRPORT, SAN ANTONIO TX

Pass your FAA exam.
Fly with confidence.

Self-paced online courses built by aviators — from the FAA Part 107 drone certification to Private, Instrument, and Commercial pilot knowledge tests.

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YOUR ROADMAP

Get your Part 107 license in 4 steps.

The official FAA process, simplified. Eligibility: 16 or older, able to read, write & speak English, and fit to fly.

STEP 01

Get your FTN

Register at iacra.faa.gov to get your FAA Tracking Number. It’s free and takes 5 minutes. You’ll need it to book your knowledge test.

STEP 02

Pass the knowledge test

60 multiple-choice questions covering FAA regulations, airspace, and weather. Score 70% or higher to pass. Train with Alpha Tango to be exam-ready.

STEP 03

Schedule the test

Book the “UAG” exam at a PSI testing center near you. Fee is $175. Bring a valid government-issued photo ID on exam day.

STEP 04

Apply in IACRA

File Form 8710-13 in IACRA using your exam ID. After a TSA background check, your temporary certificate is issued digitally so you can fly right away.

Process per FAA · faa.gov → Become a Drone Pilot

COURSES & PRICING

All drone courses.

FAA Part 107 Drone Certification

Remote Pilot Complete Suite

The all-in-one Part 107 package — Ground School, Questionnaire, and Prep Exam in one bundle. Covers all FAA knowledge domains from regulations to airspace and weather. Includes video lessons, 300+ practice questions, and three timed exams.

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FAA Part 107 Drone Certification

Remote Pilot Ground School

Five structured FAA Part 107 lessons with videos, reading material, and end-of-lesson quizzes. Covers regulations, airspace, weather, preflight planning, and flight operations. Includes two full 60-question practice exams to confirm your readiness.

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FAA Part 107 Drone Certification

Remote Pilot Questionnaire

300+ FAA-style multiple-choice questions, each with a correct answer and clear explanation. Spans all major Part 107 topics — regulations, airspace, weather, and aircraft performance. Best for pilots refreshing knowledge or targeting weak areas before the test.

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FAA Part 107 Drone Certification

Remote Pilot Prep Exam

Three full-length practice exams with 60 randomized questions each, mirroring the real FAA test format. Simulates actual testing conditions to build pacing and confidence. Review all answers after each attempt to identify and close knowledge gaps.

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FREE RESOURCES

Know the rules before you fly.

Plain-English guides to every FAA requirement that touches your drone — kept current as the rules evolve. (These link to your existing live pages.)

PART 107

Commercial Drone Rules

The certificate every commercial drone pilot needs.

TRUST

Recreational Flyers

The free safety test required for hobby flying.

PART 108

BVLOS Operations

The coming rule for beyond-visual-line-of-sight flight.

REMOTE ID

Drone Identification

Broadcast requirements for nearly every drone.

LAANC

Airspace Authorization

Near-real-time approval to fly in controlled airspace.

B4UFLY

Where Can I Fly?

The FAA’s app for checking airspace before takeoff.

DRONE ZONE

FAA Registration

Register your drone and manage your certificates.

NEWS

Regulatory Watch

Industry headlines and rule changes, explained.

ABOUT ALPHA TANGO

Aviators first. Based at Stinson Municipal Airport.

Every course is built on real aviation practice and regulatory rigor — by pilots, for pilots. And through the Alpha Tango Youth Drone Initiative, we partner with schools and clubs across San Antonio to give students ages 11–18 a pathway into aviation careers.

FAQ

Common questions

Is the Suite enough to pass the FAA Part 107 test?
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Yes — it is our end-to-end preparation path: full instruction, topic drilling, and exam simulation. Work through all three phases and you’ll walk into the test center knowing exactly what to expect.

I’ve already studied elsewhere. Do I need the whole Suite?
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Maybe not — if you only want practice, the Questionnaire ($79) or Prep Exam ($49) may be enough. The Suite is for learners who want one structured path from zero to test-ready.

How long do I keep access?
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Lifetime — including the Part 107 recurrent-training era of your pilot journey. Content updates are free.

I’m a complete beginner — is this where I start?
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Yes. Ground School assumes zero aviation background and builds up every topic the FAA tests, in order.

Does it include practice exams?
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It includes section quizzes and a final exam. Full-length timed mock exams are in the Prep Exam product — or get both in the Complete Suite and save $48.

How long does it take?
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Self-paced. Most students spread it over 2–4 weeks alongside work; there is no deadline and access never expires.

How is this Remote Pilot Questionnaire different from the Prep Exam?
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The Questionnaire is organized by topic and untimed — built for learning and strengthening. The Prep Exam simulates the real test: timed, full-length, mixed topics — built for measuring readiness.

Are the questions like the real FAA test?
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Yes — FAA-aligned question styles, including chart- and figure-based questions with the same supplements the real exam uses.

Can I retake topics?
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Unlimited retakes, forever. Drill your weakest topic ten times if that’s what it takes.

What score should I aim for before booking the real test?
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The FAA pass mark is 70%. We recommend scoring 85%+ on two consecutive mock exams before booking — that margin absorbs test-day nerves.

Is this Remote Pilot Prep Exam enough on its own?
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If you’ve already studied the material — yes, it’s the final check. If you’re starting from zero, begin with Ground School; the Prep Exam measures readiness, it doesn’t teach.

Can I retake the exams?
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Unlimited retakes with lifetime access — including before your two-year recurrent training later on.