Course and interface
A clear technical identity and repeatable lesson format for the course and its chart-based practice questions.
Case study Flight & regulation
Drone Authority turns Part 107 rules into a free course
I built Drone Authority as a free Part 107 course, not a long study guide. Each lesson explains one rule, tests it, and links back to the FAA source.
Teach each rule beside its official source
FAA rules are dense and easy to explain badly. Drone Authority breaks them into short lessons and practice questions while keeping the official source close. The same references remain useful after the exam, when a pilot is planning paid work.
- Learn one rule
- Practice it
- Check the source
- Prepare for paid work
A course built around rules, practice, and sources
Lessons, test questions, and reference guides all point back to the same source-backed course.
Practice tools
Lessons link to test questions and charts. Radio examples and flight guides help students apply each rule while they learn it.
Source tracking
Each rule stays beside an official source. That makes updates easier to check and keeps the site from making unsupported claims.
How people found the site
Google Search Console records search visibility and visits. Bing AI Performance records when Microsoft AI answers cited the site as a source.
Google Search Console
Web search, Jun 13, 2026 to Aug 25, 2026
- Search impressions
- 19.2k+
- Search clicks
- 161+
- Average position
- 31.8
The range starts when data first became available.
Microsoft AI answers
Bing AI Performance, Feb 25 to Aug 25, 2026
- Source citations
- 19.9K+
A citation is a linked source, not a visit or lead.
Keep technical claims next to their sources
Drone Authority keeps each rule beside its explanation and source. The same pattern helps a business explain technical work without asking the customer to take every claim on trust.