I fly for the enjoyment of being able to freely fly in a site area, without having to go to training and schooling to fly a full sized plane.

I’m a dad of a six year old who is very excited about the hobby. As he gets older, he’s more and more interested in spending time with his friends instead of me, but this is one area where our passions overlap and we can’t get enough. This is a great bonding time for us

12 year old boy. Own 6 electric planes. Fly on my own at school. Will I be arrested

started building and flying line controlled planes in grade school after i finally wrecked my cox texan and have been doing it ever since. 55yrs. got into remote control now drones. this sounds like more govt control and fishing for more kinds of tax money

I have flown RC aircraft for over a decade and never once caused property damage or personal injury. These proposed regulations are an invasion of privacy, unnecessarily restrictive and financially punitive. If enacted as written, these regulations would destroy a hobby enjoyed by thousands of pilots of all ages. I live in an area where

I have spent my entire adult life working and raising a family with very little time to dedicate to Hobbies. Now that I am approaching the retirement years I started again in this hobby about a year ago. I have close to $1200 dollars invested in building supplies, and I’ve built over 10 Flitetest planes

I am an engineer in a large part due to my fun and educational experience with the r/c hobby. Since my youth these hobbies have already been in decline due to the time and skills required, but it is the cultivation of these skills that are critical to future generations of scientists and engineers. Restricting

i fly mine grandchildren are around, hoping they or one of them would get interested and get into the hobby but I personally feel some of the restrictions if initiated will drive people away from the hobby.

I am also a Private pilot, and fly model aircraft as well. Model aviation is a great way to introduce youth to flying. My grand children are a great example of developing an interest in flying through model aviation. Adding additional regulations would be an added burden for young men and women to get into

I’ve been a hobbyist pilot for more than 30 years (flying airplanes and drones below 400 feet) in mostly rural areas many miles from the nearest airports. The recent issues with people flying too close to airports are localized problems. FAA should focus new technologies on policing and jamming those offenders. LEAVE ME ALONE. Also,