Please also consider taking our survey, which will add numbers to our efforts to advocate for better, safer and more accessible World of Flight, with its innovations and wonders, the exhilaration and joy for both young and old.
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”.
Become an FTCA Member!
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!
Learn more about the benefits of becoming a member here.
Who are we?
Tomorrow's Pilots
Designers and Innovators
Families in Flight
Teachers and Students
Boundary Pushers
The Forever Curious
Previous
Next
Newsletter
(staf*@*aol.com)
I started in model aviation when I was in grade school. I belive it has helped to keep me out of trouble when I was
Daniel Appel (dapp*@*ens.edu)
The biggest loss is my STEM Education Outreach initiatives that my family has developed and have evolved into using FPV Quadcopters to reach K-12 students
John Cagle (John*@*hoo.Com)
One of the things that bring happiness into my life is building, modifying and operating radio controlled vehicles and aircraft; It always has. It's relaxing,
Bob Alexander (boba*@*ail.com)
I love to fly. Flight has always been in my life. From an early age I was exposed to aircraft as my dad was an
Michael Saunders (mich*@*ail.com)
I have been flying my who life. My father took me to the local park to fly his planes when I was just 2 years
G. Pope (bigt*@*ail.com)
I have enjoyed RC soaring since my teenage years back in the 1970's. I currently fly RC gliders and travel up to 500 miles to
Greg (greg*@*ail.com)
I started flying when I was 18, now I am 55. Fly mainly at a lake in central Michigan where we have a cottage. There
Josh S (jsla*@*ufl.edu)
I fly on my own property, 1.5 acres wooded lot in a rural area. I fly small quadcopters (3 to 5 inch) fpv with 7
Steve Klecanda (skle*@*ail.com)
A very fun, very enjoyable and relaxing Hobby. I'm a licensed aircraft technician and RC model aircraft enthusiast. I have always been interested in flying
Anthony Watton (tbrc*@*ail.com)
Dear Sir or Madam, I am Anthony Watton aged 51 years and owner of TBRC WINGS a small manufacturing company devoted to the design of
david waller (diva*@*o.co.uk)
iv worked hard all my life and now I'm retired i put my all into my pastimes/hobbies RC flight worked hard play harder these new
Seth W (seth*@*ail.com)
I fly very small micro class multi-rotors, almost exclusively in FPV. Here in the UK we have a registration system the requires an identifiable serial