Dronelix: Drone Exam Prep

Dronelix prepares you for seven drone licence exams, across five countries and regions, in one app. It also has a 3D drone flight simulator, so you can practise flying while you learn the rules. FAA Part 107 in the United States, the drone license test any paid flight there needs. EASA A1/A3 and A2 in the European Union. The A2 Certificate of Competency in the United Kingdom. Basic and Advanced with Transport Canada. Australia under CASA. LEARN TO FLY, ONE EXERCISE AT A TIME Take off from a training field in 3D and fly with two touch sticks. Four exercises each train one skill: hold a hover inside a small box for ten seconds, fly a square around four cones, orbit a pylon with the nose pointed at it, and climb out over a ring before landing back on the H. Each one gives up to three stars, and free flight opens the whole field. After every flight, a debrief draws the path you flew from above, shows the numbers that matter for that exercise and gives one tip about what to fix next. Watch from behind the drone, from where you stand next to the pad, or through the drone's FPV camera. A daily challenge picks one exercise with its own wind and target, the same for everyone that day. If you like, tap Show me on the leaderboard to compare your best scores under a callsign the app makes up for you. WHY THE ANSWERS CAN BE TRUSTED Every question names the source it came from, such as 14 CFR 107.29, TP 15263 section 4 or Regulation (EU) 2019/947, so you do not have to take our word for anything. Look it up. Each question shows the date it was last checked against the current regulation, and a correction can reach you without an app update. READING THE CHART Dronelix carries a sectional symbol reference you can read with no signal. Every airspace class, airport symbol and special use area is drawn the way the chart draws it, next to what it means for an unmanned flight. TIMED PRACTICE FOR YOUR EXAM Mock exams let you practise against a clock and see how you score. The Part 107 mock uses 60 questions in 120 minutes with a 70 percent pass mark. The UK A2 mock uses 30 questions with a 75 percent pass mark; CAA rules set a minimum of 30 questions, so your provider may use more. Practice is weighted the way the exam is weighted: on Part 107, Regulations is forty eight percent of the test, so it is what you see most of. A readiness score tells you whether you are ready to book the exam. SPACED REPETITION THAT RESPECTS YOUR TIME Questions you miss come back sooner, familiar ones wait longer, and your progress stays visible by subject area. WHAT IT COSTS Everything in the app is free: the flight simulator, and on all seven tracks the questions, the explanations, the citations and the full mock exams. You can study on a plane, in a field, on a job site, with no signal. WHAT IS INSIDE A flight simulator with four exercises, a daily challenge and an optional leaderboard. Practice questions written against the published syllabus, each with a worked explanation and a citation. A sectional chart legend and a METAR and TAF decoder that work with no signal. Full mock exams. Spaced repetition. A report button on every question, because we would rather hear about a mistake than let you carry it into the exam room. A NOTE ON THE QUESTIONS Regulators keep their live question banks closed, so no app has the real exam questions. Ours are written from scratch against the published syllabus and the official study guides. Every regulator publishes its own rules and syllabus. Read them yourself: FAA: https://www.faa.gov/uas EASA: https://www.easa.europa.eu/en/domains/civil-drones UK CAA: https://www.caa.co.uk/drones Transport Canada: https://tc.canada.ca/en/aviation/drone-safety CASA: https://www.casa.gov.au/drones Dronelix is not affiliated with the FAA, EASA, the UK Civil Aviation Authority, Transport Canada or CASA.