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FAA Part 107 certified? Apply to fly with GUS.

Required for FAA verification

Your 7-digit FAA certificate number

Get Your FAA Part 107 Certification

Follow this step-by-step guide to become a certified drone pilot.

Step 1 5 minutes

Get Your FTN (FAA Tracking Number)

Create your FAA Integrated Airman Certification and Rating Application (IACRA) profile to receive your FTN.

Create IACRA Profile
Step 2 10-15 hours

Study for the Test

Prepare for the FAA Part 107 Knowledge Test with these curated resources.

YouTube Study Guide

Comprehensive video walkthrough covering everything you need to pass the test.

Watch Study Guide

Practice Apps

Study on-the-go with the FAA Part 107 practice test app.

Google Play App Store
Step 3 3 minutes

Schedule the Exam

Schedule your Part 107 Knowledge Test through PSI Exams, the official FAA testing vendor.

Schedule at PSI Exams
Step 4 7-10 days

Complete Your FAA Application in IACRA

After passing the exam, log back into your IACRA profile to submit your Remote Pilot Certificate application.

  • FAA review typically takes 7-10 days
  • Once approved, download your temporary certificate immediately
Step 5 2-4 weeks

Receive Your Remote Pilot Certificate

Your physical license arrives by mail within 2-4 weeks.

You can legally fly as soon as your temporary certificate is issued!

Step 6

Join the GUS Pilot Network

Congratulations! You're now FAA Part 107 certified. Apply to join our network of professional drone pilots.

Estimated Timeline

StepTime
Create FTN5 minutes
Study10-15 hours
Schedule Exam3 minutes
Take Exam2 hours
FAA Review7-10 days
License Delivery2-4 weeks

Typical total time: 1-3 weeks to become flight-ready

(Physical card arrives later, but you can work before it arrives.)