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Bringing Hope to the Hobby
Flite Test Community Association (FTCA) is designed to be the hub where the people identifying with the community can rally
together to promote the future of model aviation. Our vision is simple, we want to bring hope for the future of the hobby.
That is why our motto is “Bringing Hope to the Hobby”.
That is why our motto is “Bringing Hope to the Hobby”.
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Doug Melillo (doug*@*ail.com)
It matters to my group of students because, it bring dads, daughters, and son, and grandparents to something they did when they were younger. Teaching
(pott*@*hoo.com)
We need some rules and some processes to educate new pilots while still maintaining the freedom we have at the moment. Anything under 1kg should
Christopher Hopper (thed*@*ail.com)
I am an ardent supporter of emergent technologies as well as the necessary laws and regulations required to both preserve individual and public safety and
Anatoly Vizitiu (700c*@*ail.com)
Building and Flying RC models is my passion. Without it my life would be left with very little to work for. My concern that because
John Driggers (jdri*@*ail.com)
I think it is a fundamental step in the wrong direction to stifle the ability of private citizens to fly model aircraft. If these rules
Robert Blubaugh (dorr*@*hoo.com)
I am now 74 years old and have returned to electric aircraft flying as a means to relax. My beginnings came with a gift from
(2vis*@*ail.com)
Why does anyones hobby matter to them? Its an activity they look forward to and can get excited about. It builds confidence and develops pride.
Hayden (htkh*@*ook.com)
Im a hobbyist and commercial drone pilot if this goes into affect it will affect me financially and make it harder to make money with
Justin Flood (floo*@*ail.com)
This hobby is amazing and has so many aspects. I love flying, but the engineering, software, and problem solving is great also. I mostly fly
Eric Mohler (bige*@*hoo.com)
I started 10yrs. Ago with electric helicopters. I flew rc heli for about 3yrs. Then because of financial reasons quit. 3 years ago I came
Al (al.y*@*ive.com)
I have been involved in model aviation for nearly 40 years. It helped me to get my first job working at a hobby shop after
Jerry (kite*@*ail.com)
The amount I have learned from RC in general is just immeasurable. From the love of RC I wanted more and became a Pilot (more