I have been flying for a hobby for the past 7 years. I have learnt to build and fly my drones to a high safe standard. I have never caused any person, aircraft or property any danger. I think the vast majority of hobbyist drone, plane or helicopter pilots are also flying with respect to

Flying model aircrafts is one of the most amazing experiences young people can have. I love building planes, and seeing my hard work pay off when it (sometimes) flies is a feeling like no other. My dad sometimes comes to watch me fly, or helps me build, and I think too much regulation will ruin

I used to enjoy flying. Past tense. Now, flying has become infused with rules and regulations with government big brother esque guidelines and sanctions. Leave us alone. We mean you no harm.

I have always wanted to do radio controlled fixed wing aircraft since I was a child. But never had the money or the time to do it. My plan was to wait until I retired because I would have the money and the time. I retired on January 31st 2019. I found out the next

Have flown for many years. I find it very relaxing as a hobby. Great way to relieve anxiety.

It is my only hobby

Everyone should be able to easily join RC flying or at least test it for cheap and privately

I am AMA & FAA registered. Member of club flying at AMA field. Fixed wing only. it’s a great challenge. Club membership promotes safety and fun. FAA rule must differentiate multi-rotor drones from fixed wing airplanes that fly line of sight. Why should I register every aircraft when I can fly only one at a

Flying matters because our hobby has inspired generations of pilots, engineers and aircraft design. To regulate in the name of “safety” will only punish those of us who fly safely and follow the existing rules. This is a case of governmental over reach and will put many people and businesses out of work as well