The fellowship and social togetherness this hobby has afforded me is beyond words that I can write here. I have been building and flying for nearly 20yrs and an AMA member for most of those too. This hobby has re bonded me to friends and family, my son in particular. Some of our best times

When my daughter came into this world, flying gave me the dream of being in the air I’ve always wanted while being safe and guaranteeing I can come back home to my family. As she has been growing up, I’ve enjoyed sharing the hobby of building and flying with her. I want to be able

I’m an engineer and Build and fly fpv quad copters with my children. The educational benefits in terms of engineering, aviation, electronics to them cannot be overstated! Remote ID is such an overwhelming and ridiculous over-reach of government regulation that it will lead to mass non compliance. Reasonable oversight of commercial operations is understandable, but

FPV flying is such a fun unique hobby. It is able to bring together a bunch of people that push each other to become better pilots. Making it easier for people to get into FPV helps to build the community that can give each other new ideas and self-regulate/teach safety measures. I believe that most

I build drones with my kids to teach them about tech and stem. It’s also something fun we can share together outside. But it’s already hard to build and find places to fly. If building and flying became more onerous due to remote id and locations for flying became more restrictive, it could make it

It is a hobby i enjoy, i fly toys. I understand what they are trying to do and i understand that the FAA is being pushed by Amazon and others to control the air space. 99% of the people in this hobby has never broken any rules, and just like everything else we have to

I’m from Australia and I plan on travelling to the United States in the future to fly alongside some of my close friends I’ve made through this hobby, I don’t want to see my buddies grounded