Hosted by Jim Caldwell · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 15 episodes
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I studied for my FAA Part 107 remote pilot exam the simplist way possible — by creating podcasts from official FAA publications to listen to on my commute — and it actually worked, so I’m sharing it because if it helped me maybe it’ll help you too. The series covers everything on the knowledge test — drone regulations, airspace, weather, sectional charts, and operations — all straight from official FAA documents, hosts are AI but the content is the real deal.
Jim Caldwell hosts In Command: The Part 107 Podcast, a education show with 15 episodes published.
You’ll never taxi, takeoff, or land at an airport — but the FAA still expects you to understand exactly what’s happening there. In this episode we break down airport operations from a drone pilot’s perspective, covering
Turns out the FAA cares about what’s going on inside your body just as much as what’s going on in the sky. In this episode we cover the one Part 107 topic that catches almost everyone off guard — human physiology. We bre
Sometimes following the rules and keeping your drone in the air are two different things — and the FAA actually has a plan for that. In this episode we cover emergency procedures and aeronautical decision making, two of
Most drone pilots unbox their aircraft, charge the battery, and immediately start flying — and most drone pilots are skipping one of the most tested topics on the Part 107 knowledge exam. In this episode we break down sm
Surprise — every drone flying in the United States is now required to broadcast its location in real time like a digital license plate in the sky. In this episode we break down Remote ID — one of the newest and most misu
Here’s something nobody tells you when you buy your first drone — the FAA expects you to understand aviation radio communications even though you’ll never touch a radio. CTAF, UNICOM, ATIS, squawk codes, the NATO phoneti
Test day is here. Your palms are sweaty. You’re sitting in the parking lot of the testing center wondering if you studied enough. This is the episode you want playing in your earbuds right now. In this rapid fire cheat s
You’ve got a drone, a sectional chart, and absolutely no idea what those numbers around the edges mean. Don’t worry — you’re not alone. In this episode we tackle one of the most overlooked skills on the Part 107 exam — r
urns out the FAA has some pretty strong feelings about flying a drone over people’s heads. Shocking, we know. In this episode we dive into one of the newer and most misunderstood sections of Part 107 — operations over hu
Sorry to break it to you, but Google Maps isn’t going to cut it when the FAA asks you to identify an airspace boundary on your knowledge test. Sectional charts are the official aviation maps that every Remote Pilot in Co
Ever wondered why your drone feels sluggish on a hot summer afternoon, or why adding a camera payload suddenly cuts your flight time in half? Welcome to loading and performance — the smallest section on the Part 107 exam
Weather kills flights — and sometimes pilots. As a drone pilot you don’t need to be a meteorologist, but you do need to know what the sky is telling you before you ever unbox your drone. In this episode we decode the two
If there’s one episode you can’t afford to skip, it’s this one. Operations makes up a whopping 35 to 45 percent of the entire Part 107 knowledge test — meaning nearly half your exam score lives right here. In this episod
Ever opened a drone app and seen a big red circle over your flying spot and wondered why? Welcome to the National Airspace System — the invisible architecture that governs every inch of sky above the United States. In th
Before you ever spin up those rotors, you need to know the rules. In this first episode of In Command: The Part 107 Podcast, we break down the FAA Part 107 regulations that every Remote Pilot in Command must know. From w
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