BPS Focus vs 107 Ace

Stay connected to your child's education with the Brevard Public Schools Focus app. Receive real-time notifications of grades, attendance, upcoming assignments, and test scores. Conveniently view your community's Focus, Twitter, and RSS news feeds to stay up to date on recent events and upcoming school activities. Get easy access to important links to help manage lunch payments, extracurricular activities, bus routes, and more.

Pass your FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot exam the first time — and skip the $175 retake. 107 Ace is a complete, no-nonsense study app built around one goal: getting you through the FAA Part 107 knowledge test with confidence. Every question comes with a plain-English explanation and the actual regulation behind it, so you understand the why, not just the answer. WHAT'S INSIDE 372 exam-style questions across all five FAA topic areas — Regulations, Airspace, Weather, Loading & Performance, and Operations. 86 questions built on the real FAA figures used on the actual exam — including the sectional charts, METARs, TAFs, and the load-factor and density-altitude charts. Pinch to zoom, tap to learn. The Sectional Trainer — drill chart-reading with the exact FAA chart excerpts, organized figure by figure. A full Exam Simulator — 60 questions, 2 hours, timed, scored exactly like test day, with a per-topic breakdown. A readiness gauge that shows whether you'd pass right now, updated with every answer. Every explanation cites the current regulation, including today's night operations and Remote ID rules. Missed questions come back on a spaced-repetition schedule. Set your test date for a daily study pace, build a streak, and earn Bronze, Silver, and Gold mastery on each topic. Download free and try 60 questions plus a full exam simulator. Unlock everything with a single one-time purchase — no subscription, ever. It costs less than a single exam retake. Everything works offline. No account required. 107 Ace is an independent study aid and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the FAA or any government agency. Always verify current regulations before flying.