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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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Now is the time for action! Join us in changing the way the model aviation community is seen by others. Be a part of rallying together around the common goal of promoting and preserving the hobby for the future. It’s time for change, and we need you to be a part of it!
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Ben A (plor*@*ail.com)
I'm a high school teacher in computer science, math, and robotics/engineering. As moderator of our school STEM club, using flight and fpv is a fantastic
Rye Wylie (ryem*@*ail.com)
This is a great hobby for anyone interested in video and aviation. Most pilots I know are the most responsible people I know. Please keep
Wes Sipes (wes7*@*hoo.com)
I've been flying multi-rotor since the fall of 2013 I've had many many crashes, but no one has been hurt and only damage was to
John D’Atri (jdat*@*ord.edu)
Flying as a hobby is an activity that has provided me with countless hours of safe entertainment, education, and bonding with my fellow pilots. The
(qwaz*@*ail.com)
Some people play golf, others sky dive. My thing is flying radio control airplanes. It's a passion that has existed all my life. It's something
Graeme Thornley (grae*@*net.com)
I took up flying in the 70's as a kid This led me to 2 career paths in radar systems and computing from the interest
(anar*@*elf.com)
I started flying years ago after my aunt got my brother a small micro drone. Both me and my two brothers fell in love with
Lozza (lrob*@*ail.com)
Relaxing hobby giving the means to experience freedom with limited restrictions apart fron common sense and safety awarenesd
Alex Shanks (fern*@*hoo.com)
It is a great hobby that at one time was inaccessible due to exorbitant costs of equipment and time of assembly. In my youth it
(danj*@*ail.com)
I started flying quadcopters in 2016 after watching a video uploaded to youtube. The video showed two fpv drones, both lit with l.e.d.s ; flying
Gregory Pesochin (gpes*@*ail.com)
As a new hobbyist and as a potential business income this concerns me greatly. The entrance curve is challenging enough to build, learn to fly,