Simon (simo*@*osky.ch)
It’s a way for recreation and having fun Either alone or in groups.
Simon (simo*@*osky.ch) Read More »
It’s a way for recreation and having fun Either alone or in groups.
Simon (simo*@*osky.ch) Read More »
Flying Quadcopters is more or less an escape from reality. I fly several times a week after school or work at my near by park. I never fly if there are people enjoying the park because for one: no one wants to be hit by a brick, and two: the park is not mine to
Ethan Humphrey (eth.*@*ail.com) Read More »
My reasons are simple, self satisfying and personal. However, You need to be looking at the big big picture. Think about every pilot you know. They all got their start as a child, tossing chuck gliders and dreaming about flight. Then moving up to rc planes. Then getting seat time in the real thing. This
I have just recently became financially capable of enjoying this hobby after years of standing on the sidelines with envy. I have invested money in equipment and invested time in getting educated in flying safely. I have also began teaching my two sons about the hobby and letting them get the feel of flying with
Bryon Johnson (bjoh*@*ail.com) Read More »
I’m 50 years old. Always wanted to fly. Dreamed of flying. As a kid, I couldn’t afford to get into the hobby. 5 years ago the “cost of entry” became very reasonable especially with the designs and kits that Flite Test made readily available to the public. Last year I fulfilled a childhood dream of
James Mikel (pigf*@*ail.com) Read More »
As an educator and member of Civil Air Patrol, it has been my passion and privilege to bring youth, ages 6-18, into the world of aviation. One of the best way to get students interested in aviation, and the STEM topics that connect with it, is to get them flying a model. Rules that limit
Flying is a window into a world not many get to see day to day. It can be as vast as beautiful landscapes or as confined as one’s backyard. Safety is of course always important in this hobby, however, the proposition is invasive and the wrong way to go about restriction.
i like flying because im in control instead of something being piloted with a computer
Flying has changed my life. As many people I have met since starting this hobby 4 years ago. Took me a year to start building my own aircraft and I’ve become so art arched since. My education and knowledge has never been higher. Passion fuels everything you do. Drones and FPV have allowed me to
Jacob Chadwick (slee*@*ail.com) Read More »
Flight is a dream and always will be. The only way to make it a reality is to start with an understanding. This “hobby” is how we educate everyone interested, with a very real hands on dive into that understanding. By heavily regulating something that hasn’t really been a big issue, just further distances our
Matt Westervelt (matt*@*hoo.com) Read More »
This is just a copy of the comment that was sent to the faa Hi Faa, I am a hobbyist that flies both a drone and fixed-wing model aircraft. The fixed-wing I fly the most is a fly zone sensei. It is a high wing trainer with gyro stabilization. I also fly what is called
Ryan Comisky (rcre*@*ail.com) Read More »