Most of us don’t understand the rules, what is being proposed and who it affects and which types of models are affected. This survey could have done better at explaining the rules in which it was asking about.

I have been flying fixed wing for more than sixty years and during this time I have mostly only flown at club sites and there has always been a self imposed code of safety and thankfully accidents have been very far and few between and consist generally of personal injury sustained whilst starting motors and

Freedom. A chance to put everything behind you and just have fun…

I fully support registration and a knowledge test requirement for Hobbyists, and Remote ID for all Commercial use of drones.

Hello my name is Eric and I’ve been flying fpv acro drones for the past 4 years. Becoming a drone pilot was never I thought in my head I kind of just fell into the hobby randomly but I am glad that I did before I started flying I was dealing with depression issues but

If they are worried about evil doing then they need to build defense systems for these areas. Airports, military bases, government buildings. All should be equipped with simple anti-aircraft defense systems. The technology is used in military applications already. Attempting to choke such an important technology would stun the growth of many future technological advances

Unfortunately, if this law is passed, I will get out of the hobby due to all the proposed restrictions.

I’ve been flying rc aircraft most of my life one way or another. From spending time with my father as a kid building a nitro powered balsa plane, to having my daughter spot for me as I fly fpv drones. One of my concerns is that spending family time will become illegal. It’s one of

I’m all for every property owner controlling the zero to two hundred feet airspace above them. I rarely fly above that attitude anyway. The Hobbiest was here first and has a proven track record of safety. Let Big Business be the ones that have to comply with FAA regulations. I’m not trying to make money