This would be an extreme financial burden on most of the old guys I fly with and collectively all of us who fly. Most of us have at least 10 if not over 100 planes. Currently the club census is, we will end up being criminals because we won’t / can’t afford to remote ID

My son in High School though building a tricopter with plans and instruction from Flight Test brought him onto a path of learning and interests in electrical engineering that has led to him to where is now as undergraduate working in Si Valley with some of the most advanced and talented engineers and companies in

The hobby of RC unmanned flying requires a great deal of practice, instruction, safety and careful maintenance of our equipment. People who take this endeavor litely tend to not stay active in this sport. Those of us who enjoy the level of expertise required are serious about our flying skills, our ability to build, upgrade

I have been flying model airplanes for 50 years. I have about 20 kits, a mixture of RC, Control Line, and Free-flight airplanes. I have always loved model airplane flight – the idea that something I built actually flies is great. I don’t get to fly too much as I have to travel to an

I’ve just recently been able to afford getting into the hobby. I am also going into Aviation as a profession. I don’t believe the FAA is in the right on this new policy. I believe the restrictions to recreational pilots, who have been safe as far as I know, should not be burdened by a

Being able to go to a local park and fly in an open people free space is priceless. All of my builds are from scratch and intended to be flown at a large open space like parks or private land. The local flying field is more than 1.5 hours away and limits my ability to

please don’t take away our freedom to fly and learn about fpv flying is a hobby just like fishing and many others

Flying is something I have enjoyed since I was very young. I am in my 60s and have been enjoying model aviation since I was 12 years old starting with control line models. These rules would end a lifelong activity. It seems very unfair. Michael Pappano

I enjoy being able to go to a local park with my son and teaching him about flying rc planes

I am new to RC flying and do so on a limited budget. A requirement that includes costs anywhere near what the FAA briefed to the US House and Senate subcommittee on Aviation – would drive me out of the hobby. While I fly at a club site (AMA Club) I would like to be