Your review schedule

Reading a lesson once is the cheapest part of learning it. These are the dates to come back and answer its questions from memory — about 7 days, 30 days, 90 days on.

This is our study method, not a requirement of the certifying body. The certifying body states what the certification requires; it does not tell you how to revise. The spacing here comes from our own teaching rules, and nothing on this page affects your eligibility.

Take it with you

Download the schedule and open it in whatever already reminds you — a calendar, a task app, or an accountability tool. It is a plain calendar file, so nothing needs an account here.

Download the schedule (.ics)

DATES COUNT FROM TODAY (2026-09-23, UTC). RE-DOWNLOAD WHENEVER YOU RESTART — THE FILE IS BUILT FROM THE DAY YOU ASK FOR IT.

The dates

DateGapLesson
2026-09-30+7dThe knowledge test: sixty questions, two hours, seventy percent
2026-09-30+7dThe rules that bound every flight
2026-09-30+7dThe Remote Pilot certificate: what it is and who needs one
2026-10-23+30dThe knowledge test: sixty questions, two hours, seventy percent
2026-10-23+30dThe rules that bound every flight
2026-10-23+30dThe Remote Pilot certificate: what it is and who needs one
2026-12-22+90dThe knowledge test: sixty questions, two hours, seventy percent
2026-12-22+90dThe rules that bound every flight
2026-12-22+90dThe Remote Pilot certificate: what it is and who needs one

How to use a review

Answer first

Open the lesson’s questions and answer from memory before you reveal anything. The effort is what makes it hold.

Then check

Open the answer, then follow a tag into the evidence if you were wrong about a number. Being wrong and corrected beats being right by luck.

Mix them

When two lessons fall on the same day, do both, and vary which you start with.

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