Flying matters to me as not only a great hobby that incorporates science and technology but also hand-eye coordination. It allows me to engage in the wonderment that is flight and to see our world from a new angle. It’s fun and a great way to get outside and enjoy our surroundings. Also, showing others

Internet connectivity is not a given, neither is cellular service. Even in an area where this connectivity is the norm, there will be times when an event interrupts service which will effectively ground the ability to fly, and for UAS, this would be a detriment to those using for assistance in aerial support.

Coming from a multigenerational family of fliers, I chose not to fly full-scale planes, but did indulge my need to fly with my chosen career though the use of models. From building, design, combat, competitive flying, and photography. I have run the gamut. I now have children of my own who are coming of age

I’ve flown without incident for approx. 17 years. I’ve spent countless thousands of dollars at my local hobby shop and made numerous friends in the process. If this proposal goes through, I see it ending the Hobby ! THe costs will skyrocket and the demands placed on pilots would not be viable. I fly in

I don’t go to bars or golf i enjoy building and flying model airplanes and enjoy the company of those who have the same interest as I.

My son introduced me to the hobby about four years ago. Since then, I have thoroughly enjoyed building and flying winged model aircraft. I have always had a fascination with flight and am thrilled that I now get to experience it first hand. In fact, I have started using model aircraft as the basis for

Being retired I like to fly to relax. As a kid I could not afford RC toys. I do not feel the Govt should tell us how/where/when we can play with these TOYS…

Since getting a real pilots license is out of my reach, flying models is my only option. I have love airplanes most of my life and flying gives me an important outlet. It’s a passion that I find hard to put into words.

Flying affords me a few moments of zen on the weekends, when I take the goggles off after 45 minutes of flying, it’s like I’ve just woken up from a long and restful nap. The feeling of freedom afforded by flying would, in my area, become so limited by Remote ID requirements in regards to

Remote aircrafts are the only invention, offering the possibility to control a flying object. For some it is the only way to feel what it is like to control any aircraft, because manned aircraft is to expensive to just go out and fly