FAA Part 107 Testing Centers in Massachusetts
Looking to get your commercial drone license in Massachusetts? Find the closest PSI testing center to schedule your initial or recurrent Part 107 exam. We've compiled 8 locations across the state.
Directory of Testing Centers
U.S. Coast Guard - Base Cape Cod (JSV00014) Before scheduling an appointment, please reach out to the site POC Gavin.L.Mcgahey@uscg.mil. If you’ve already done so make sure your scheduled FAA Proctor
3172 Herbert Road, Airmen Training Room
Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts 02542
National Aviation Academy - Concord
130 Baker Avenue Extension
Concord, Massachusetts 01742
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Bridgewater State University
Maxwell Lib-Rm 001-Acad Ach Ctr
Bridgewater, Massachusetts 02325
PSI Examination Services-West Springfield
1111 Elm Street
West Springfield, Massachusetts 01089
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Frequently Asked Questions: Massachusetts
Where can I take the Part 107 test in Massachusetts?
There are 8 FAA-approved PSI testing centers located throughout Massachusetts. You can schedule your exam at any of the locations listed above.
How do I get my commercial drone license in Massachusetts?
To fly a drone commercially in Massachusetts, you must pass the FAA Part 107 Aeronautical Knowledge Test. First, register for an FTN on the FAA IACRA website, then schedule your exam at a local testing center. Once you pass, your background check will be processed and your certificate will be mailed to you.