FAA Part 107
Testing Centers

You can use our interactive map above or use the search bar to enter your city, state, or zip code. We map out all 700+ FAA-approved PSI testing centers across the country.

If a testing center appears on the map but is missing from the PSI registration portal, it means that specific center does not currently have any open appointment slots available, or they temporarily paused FAA testing. Check back later or select the next closest location.

Your name in the PSI testing system is directly tied to your FAA IACRA profile. If your name is incorrect, you must log into your IACRA account, update your profile there, and allow up to 24 hours for the systems to sync.

An FTN (FAA Tracking Number) is a unique identifier assigned to you when you register in the IACRA system. You must generate an FTN before you are allowed to schedule your Part 107 exam with PSI.

IACRA (Integrated Airman Certification and Rating Application) is the web-based certification application that guides you through the FAA's airman application process. It ensures you meet regulatory requirements before issuing a certificate.

The standard cost for the FAA Part 107 Airman Knowledge Test is $175. This fee is payable directly to PSI when you schedule your exam online.

You must bring a valid, unexpired, government-issued photo ID (like a driver's license or passport) that includes your signature and physical residential address. If your ID does not show your current physical address, you must bring a secondary document (like a utility bill) to prove residency.

For the initial Part 107 exam, you only need your valid government-issued photo ID showing physical address and your FTN. If you are retaking the test after failing, you must bring your expired/failed Airman Knowledge Test Report (AKTR). You do not need a CFI endorsement for the initial Part 107 exam.

No. The initial Unmanned Aircraft General - Small (UAG) test for Part 107 does not require an instructor endorsement. You can self-study and take the test at any time.

You may bring a basic calculator (non-programmable, without memory), a transparent plotter, and a magnifying glass (which is highly recommended, as the maps in the testing supplement book are notoriously small). The testing center will provide scratch paper, pencils, and the printed Airman Knowledge Testing Supplement book. No phones or smartwatches are allowed.

Yes. You can reschedule your exam through the PSI True Talent website without penalty as long as you do so at least 24 hours before your scheduled appointment time.

Yes, you can cancel and receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours prior to your appointment time. If you no-show or cancel late, you will forfeit your $175 testing fee.

ACS stands for Airman Certification Standards. It is the comprehensive document published by the FAA that outlines exactly what aeronautical knowledge is required to pass the test. Every question on the Part 107 exam is tied to a specific ACS code.

Yes, eligible military personnel may take the exam for free, but only at designated military testing centers. If you test at a standard public PSI testing center, you must pay the standard $175 fee.

You can print a replacement Airman Knowledge Test Report (AKTR) directly from your PSI account online. The report will have an embossed-like seal digitally printed on it, which is accepted by the FAA.