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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 work towards 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”.
Who are we?
Tomorrow's Pilots
Designers and Innovators
Families in Flight
Teachers and Students
Boundary Pushers
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Tim Ulstad (timu*@*ail.com)
I am a former teacher that has been flying for over 20 years. In the past I have taught extra curricular classes on flight where
(crme*@*ail.com)
We have hard enough time getting people into the hobby. These regulations would be the death of the hobby.
Luke F (luke*@*ail.com)
I was born on the same day that the Wright brothers took flight at Kittyhawk. They were just two brothers who owned a bike shop
Rick Haywood (rick*@*ail.com)
I am 64, retired and fly my foamies and my toy quadcopters for fun as my main hobby. I do own a DJI Spark drone
D GAULT (DAGA*@*AOL.COM)
I fly sailplanes (soaring) exclusively. It is a quiet, beautiful, and graceful hobby. Keeping plane weight to a minimum is the PRIMARY concern of this
William Mitchell (mrde*@*@me.com)
This is an outrageous consideration. First and foremost - genuine fpv hobbyists are well informed, knowledgeable persons who are extremely unlikely to be of concern
John Dewey Hamlet II (ditr*@*ail.com)
This hobby, this life brought me back. It changed my damaged mind to a functioning one. Around 8 or 9 years ago while recovering from
(whit*@*hoo.com)
Here we go again, where is the justification for all these restrictions. if there out there i have not seen or read of them. is
August (av8r*@*ail.com)
Park flying is a harmless way to have fun and enjoy some free time. Electric scratch build airplanes have minimal impact on anyone because they
David Bognar (scoo*@*ail.com)
I only scratch build planes from foamboard and epp to have to install and register each and ever plane and add all this extra weight
A G (alex*@*ota.com)
If this goes thru, FAA would create a whole lot of criminals. This hobby motivated me to make real positive changes in lifestyle, getting off
Steve (unir*@*ail.com)
I always wanted to fly RC aircraft but couldn't afford it when I was younger. Now, due to the ability to build aircraft out of