Real sectional charts
Practice on excerpts cut from the current FAA sectional chart edition: airspace, altitudes, frequencies and obstacles, with pinch to zoom.
For future FAA Remote Pilots
Chartpass is a study app for the FAA Remote Pilot knowledge test. Learn to read real sectional charts and the testing supplement figures, practice every topic with explained answers, and sit full mock exams in the official format.

Chart and figure questions are where most Part 107 candidates lose points. Chartpass puts them first, then backs every answer with the FAA source.
Practice on excerpts cut from the current FAA sectional chart edition: airspace, altitudes, frequencies and obstacles, with pinch to zoom.
Work through the same kind of figures the test center hands you: chart excerpts, METARs, TAFs and load factor charts.
See why the right answer is right, why each other choice is wrong, and the exact FAA document it comes from.
Everything lives on your phone and works without a signal. No sign-in, no ads, no analytics, nothing collected.
A short path from first question to test day.
A quick placement check and topic practice show which areas need work.
Read real sectional excerpts and supplement figures until the symbols feel familiar.
65 questions, a two-hour timer and a 70% pass mark, just like the real test.
Missed questions come back for review, and a readiness estimate tracks your progress.
Screens from the iPhone app.




110 original Part 107 questions from the app, grouped by topic, each with the answer, why the other choices are wrong and the FAA source. Plus a sectional chart symbols guide and a test day checklist.
The FAA Remote Pilot initial knowledge test for the Part 107 small UAS certificate, taken at an FAA-approved testing center.
No. Chartpass is an independent study app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the FAA. Questions are original and written from public FAA documents.
Practice questions across every topic and one full mock exam. A single one-time purchase unlocks everything else. There is no subscription.
No. Questions, explanations and charts are stored on your phone. A connection is needed only to buy or restore the unlock.
Each chart question shows the edition it comes from. Sectional excerpts are refreshed when the FAA publishes a new edition.
Nothing. There is no account, analytics or advertising. See the privacy policy.
The iPhone app comes first. Android is planned.
Chartpass is coming to the App Store for iPhone.
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