The supplement is the FAA's booklet of charts and figures used during the exam. Here is what to know.
The testing supplement is the FAA booklet of charts and figures some questions refer to. It is provided at the testing center and remains available. From October 26, 2026 some questions also include chart images not found in it.
Many Part 107 questions say something like "refer to Figure 26." That figure comes from the FAA testing supplement.
It contains sectional chart excerpts, legends, airport facility information and other figures used by test questions.
The FAA publishes the supplement for free on its website, so you can study with the same figures. At the testing center, you are provided access to the applicable supplement.
Starting October 26, 2026, the FAA includes image-based questions using chart excerpts that are not in the printed supplement. The FAA has not announced a date for removing the supplement. Details are in our October 26 update guide.
The FAA's collection of charts and figures that exam questions refer to.
No. The testing center provides access to the applicable supplement.
The FAA has not announced a removal date. From October 26, 2026 some questions also use chart images not in the supplement.
The FAA publishes it for free on faa.gov.
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