For me flying is not only a way to have fun in a safe way, it is also a great window into education. I have learned so many useful skills through model aircrafts and without it I would not have many resources to learn these skills.

I will continue to fly my models at my site, no matter what the law is…………………….

I am a Firm believer that if you are an AMA or MAAC member then you should be exempt from the regulations as I believe the FAA has not had any problems with pilots that are members

Flying is my outlet. It is as much for my mental health as it is for relaxing and just unwinding after a hard day. Restricting the flying areas, requiring the Remote ID would make it financially impossible for me to go fly. I never am near people and most pilots rarely are when they fly.

Flying radio control models is something I’ve done since I was 15 (1983) and it was part of what contributed to my Mechanical Engineering degree and my pilot career with a major airline. Along the way I’ve shared the hobby whenever possible and as a club President I continue to encourage others to try flying

I think an online knowledge test is a good idea. You should need to carry a license that shows you know what you’re doing but this whole idea of remote I’d is absurd. I feel like this is just a way for big companies like Amazon to clear the airspace for delivery drones. Rc flight

I’m a 53 year old kid who enjoys the hobby in my back yard in an unpopulated area and pose no harm to anyone. These new rules are going to kill the hobby.

I have been in the hobby for 13 years now, and it has been my career for the past 5 years. Not only is RID a extreme step to hinder a relatively safe and incident free recreational and educational activity. It will also impose a financial burdon upon myself as I do not see the