Part 107 Testing Centers in Missouri (13 Locations)
Looking to get your commercial drone license in Missouri? Find the closest PSI testing center to schedule your initial or recurrent Part 107 exam. We've compiled 13 locations across the state.
All 13 Testing Centers in Missouri
Explore the statewide map below. Click any pin to view address, contact details, and directions.
Directory of Testing Centers
Aviation Institute of Maintenance-Kansas City
4100 Raytown Road
Kansas City, Missouri 64129
PSI Examination Services-Jefferson City MO
2410 Hyde Park Road
Jefferson City, Missouri 65109
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Rosecrans ANG Testing Office (JSV00053)
Rosecrans Memorial Airport, 705 Memorial Drive
Saint Joseph, Missouri 64504
Whiteman Air Force Base (JSV00081)
511 Spirit Boulevard, Building 515, Room 235
Whiteman AFB, Missouri 65305
PSI Examination Services - ST. LOUIS (BARRETT PARKWAY)
13515 Barrett Parkway
Ballwin, Missouri 63021
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PSI Examination Services-Springfield, MO
3003 East Chestnut Expressway
Springfield, Missouri 65802
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Frequently Asked Questions: Missouri
Where can I take the Part 107 test in Missouri?
There are 13 FAA-approved PSI testing centers located throughout Missouri. You can browse the map and directory above to find the closest location with open testing slots.
How do I get my commercial drone license in Missouri?
To fly a drone commercially in Missouri, you must pass the FAA Part 107 Aeronautical Knowledge Test (UAG). First, create an account and register for an FTN on the FAA IACRA website. Next, book your exam appointment with PSI at an authorized testing facility. Once you achieve a passing score (70%+), submit FAA Form 8710-13 in IACRA to receive your remote pilot certificate.
How much does the Part 107 test cost in Missouri?
The FAA Part 107 Airman Knowledge Test fee is a flat $175 nationwide, paid directly to PSI during online appointment scheduling.
How do I schedule the Part 107 exam in Missouri?
Schedule online through the official PSI True Talent FAA portal (faa.psiexams.com). Search by your city or zip code in Missouri, select the 'Unmanned Aircraft General - Small' (UAG) test, choose your preferred date and time, and complete checkout.
What do I need to bring to the testing center in Missouri?
You must bring an unexpired government-issued photo ID (driver's license or passport) verifying your identity and physical residential address matching your IACRA profile. You may also bring an FAA-approved non-programmable calculator, a transparent plotting ruler, and a magnifying glass for sectional charts.
Do I need a drone license to fly commercially in Missouri?
Yes. Under federal FAA regulations, any commercial drone operation—including real estate photography, roof inspections, videography, mapping, or business services—requires an active FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate in Missouri.
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