I am looking in to start flying FPV freestyle drones. This regulation would place another bar to entry and would significantly affect where and when i could fly. I believe this is too big of a step. I like the online training idea but this is regulation is over the line.

My friend lost his legs in a car accident when he was of 14 … He always want to see this world from different angle and want to fly in sky but he was having restrictions… This hobby gave me and my friend third eye which can move on our instructions … I will never

I enjoy flying my Drone,I also feel i do it responcible and do not need more government intervention

I love flying FPV I fly on my own private property or maybe in parks if the park is COMPLETLY empty. I love FPV as it is a fantastic way to have a fun time Flying is fantastic most FPV is perfectly harmless and what the FAA is doing is completely unacceptable. Even if these

I have been flying since 1980. I am older and live on a fixed income. I live in a small town that does have an airport of sorts. I already cannot fly anything above 250 grams because of the laws. I also cannot fly within 5 miles of my little town. Because I am disabled

I fly small electric scratch built planes with grand children In a country setting with nearest thing to hit at 1000 yards away. I don’t need an regulations because I am not bothering anyone. I say The State of California and New York City where the criminals are, yes regulate them. But Ohio we don’t

I am retired from a high-intensity occupation (law enforcement) and the hobby helps me relax while maintaining dexterity and perception skills. It requires a reasonably high level of concentration and cognative skills which I believe helps promote overall good health. It gives me an opportunity to associate with people with like interests in a safe,

My concern is that this regulations will kill anything and everything that flies and also will stop the progress and testing new technology/designs and ideas for flying either thats a plane or a helicopter. What we need is not another way to spy on people’s location or data but to ”make” them fly safe for

I love drone photography, it’s my passion, I always make sure to be the least annoyance to others when I fly, I never film people or house properties. If the FAA will restrict alot of places where I could fly or I have to financially get in to be able to fly it’s a deal

Building and flying provides an opportunity for me to interact with the next generations (children and grand-children) of my family and their friends.