I grew up with aviation in my blood. One grandfather owned and flew an Aeronca Chief and the other a Moonie. Even my father always had some aviation tie with ultralights and hang gliders. I always had a balsa gliders or paper airplane in my hands and can remember how excited I would get even

I have made some very good friends since getting into this hobby. almost daily my kids ask me if we are going to build airplanes or go fly my airplanes. My son is super excited to build his first scratch build and fly it. With the new regulations he would not be able to participate

I’ve been involved in aviation all of my life. Grew up at the EAA Fly in in Oshkosh. Got a degree in aerospace engineering. Worked at a major aircraft OEM for 35 years. Flown RC airplanes for 35 years. Started out with glow, and have transitioned to electrics. I fly a variety of balsa and

My family have been involved in model and full scale aviation since the early 1930s. In that time the FAA has become a byword in our lives for regulations which add little to no benefit to our lives (sometimes actually making us less safe) while raising the cost and difficulty of doing what we love.

I have flown without incident for more than 40 years. I often fly sailplanes and occasionally electric models. I fly mostly at parks which allow models to operate because, quite simply, flying sites in my large metropolitan area have largely died. They have been replace by housing and industrial parks. These parks are not going

Building & designing things is a major way for me to decompress. Having a way to let the stressors of life blow away is important. I have a family and a full-time job and my wife owns her own business. That leaves exactly 0hrs per week to get out and chuck a plane into the