Question 1
Refer to the chart excerpt. At point B, inside the area labeled 100 over SFC, where does the Class B airspace begin?
Part 107 sectional chart practice
From 26 October 2026 the Part 107 test adds questions on sectional chart images that are not in the printed supplement. Practice on charts you have never seen: every excerpt here is original, drawn to the real chart symbols.
| Chart images change | 26 October 2026 |
|---|---|
| What is asked | Airspace and authorization, obstacles, airport data, CTAF, coordinates |
| Share of the test | Airspace 20%, plus chart reading in operations |
Read a chart in four checks
- Line color and style: solid blue Class B, solid magenta Class C, dashed blue Class D, dashed magenta Class E from the surface.
- The numbers: Class B and C altitudes are ceiling over floor in hundreds of feet MSL; a Class D ceiling sits in a dashed box.
- Shading: inside the magenta vignette, Class E begins at 700 feet AGL, with Class G below it.
- Obstacles: the bold figure is the top in feet MSL, the figure in parentheses is the height above ground.
Authorization in one line
Part 107 needs prior ATC authorization in Class B, C and D airspace and in a Class E surface area designated for an airport. In Class G, and in Class E that begins above the drone, it does not.
Try 6 questions
Question 2
Refer to the chart excerpt. What are the approximate coordinates of point C?
Question 3
Refer to the chart excerpt. What is the length of the longest runway at Hollis Field (XHL)?
Question 4
Refer to the chart excerpt. A farmer asks you to map land inside the area labeled R-6814. What must you have before flying there?
Question 5
Refer to the chart excerpt. What is the maximum elevation figure for the quadrangle in the upper right corner?
Question 6
Refer to the chart excerpt. What are the approximate coordinates of point B?
Next step
FAA: Airman Testing Community Advisory, September 2026 (PDF)
Questions people ask
Will the test still use the printed supplement?
Yes, for now. The FAA says candidates keep the supplement until it announces a removal date, but from 26 October 2026 some chart questions use images that are not in it.
Are these the FAA's chart images?
No. The FAA does not preview its test images. These excerpts are original drawings of invented places, using the real chart symbols.