There is already a system in place that we use for the FAA to know how many of us are flying, how many drones, they are registered and where we are flying. You send out a request to fly and shortly receive an approval or are denied. Passing this will completely shut down any private

I’m a hobbyist who just moved from Maine/New Hampshire where if the proposed legislation passed, model aviation would be completely illegal due to the lack of flying clubs, approved flight areas, and pilots in general (not too many of us). Model aviation, especially the building aspect has helped me deal with depression and gotten me

My dad started me on flying back in 1975. When he and my brother started flying gas model airplanes on wires. Since then I have learn how to build from nothing, how to solder the smallest things, And had to study how things fly and why. Jump to 2005. Got big into backyard flyers, was

Building and flying has helped me quit some very bad habbits/addictions. My mental health is easily kept in balance since this hobby has so many aspects. Building, troubleshooting, repairing are trully rewarding by themselves, but then there is the art of flying (freestyle FPV), editing videos with music and sharing them with fellows from all

Flying for me has been, in the past 4 years, a motivator to get me out of the house and socialise with other people in the hobby after nearly 15 years of depression following the death of my father. I had become very withdrawn and rarely left my home. Getting into this hobby firstly via

Flying is something that lets me unplug from the everyday grind and relax. It gives me the feeling of letting my brain “stretch its legs”

i fly for fun

I have been in the RC hobby since 1958 and as far as line of sight flying goes, there has never been a problem. There is a great educational aspect when it comes to kids and adults building and flying RC aircraft. The concerns of the FAA need to be in other areas, clubs closely