Fly in matters to me because I am am both an avid amateur freestlye pilot and a part 107 pilot that relay on this for part of my income. I like the idea of holding people accountable with an id system, but fail to see the reason to regulate races and park flying if done

Please don’t take away my way to relax. I don’t enjoy anything beside fpv flight. but for real.

Flying is a great hobby. Past time and educational experience. Through the hobby I find myself learning new skills in building, programming. Through the hobby I have made lifelong friends.

I am a student at KSU Polytechnic in Salina Kansas in the UAS Engineering program and have recently joined the FPV community with a mulitrotor that I built myself. Both of these factors have led me to turmoil regarding the new proposed guidelines. The engineering student side of me wants there to be a more

Flying matters to me because it allows me to be creative with my mind. Everything I do involves flying and building and being creative. This hobby allows for further innovation and creativity with new comers as well as people who enjoy this hobby daily.

Flying FPV drones has been the best thing I have found to combat my depression. I also have social anxiety and struggle to make new friends. Thanks to FPV, I’ve built many friendships. My concern is that the proposed regulations will take away my current flying locations and render my current equipment useless.

flying as a hobby was always fascinating to me but I never felt like I could afford to do it as it looked too expensive. It wasn’t until I realized that by making your own quadcopter you could get into the air affordably and repair your own equipment should it break. Through the introduction of

As an avid drone pilot, I mostly race and freestyle. I stay below 100 ft and feel that the new law restrict my type of flying. Model aviation has been a safe and fun way of getting into aviation. I feel if this nerw law passes, it will be the end of model aviation as

I believe that flying model aircraft and FPV could have a huge impact on our society. It’s a fun way to get kids into electrical, mechanical aerospace engineering careers. Instead of playing 8h of video game. Multidisciplinary hobby can have huge impact on our society.

Because it relaxes me the most to have my flying time after work and uni. Currently an Ivy student working hard. I prefer flying than hunting, drinking, cars or whatever. It helped me spark my interest even more in tech and made me do a master in computer and information technology. I literally come from

Flying is a huge part of my life. I fly all of the time, I work at a hobby shop, if these new proposals are passed I might be out of a hobby and a job.