I have been a long time hobbyist in both air and land R/C vehicles. I am a member of the AMA to ensure I am safe and to keep others safe. I fly in all scenarios that include autonomy, FPV, cinematography, and just flying around my yard to have fun with my 3-d planes and

Flying is a fantastic way to unwind and relax while keeping creativity at the forefront. Flying and building is a great way for families to find an activity they can do together and foster a desire to learn technological things in electronics and aviation. Restricting the hobby further would only slow the interest in STEM

I can imagine a sky full of drones both delivery and taxi. Having regulations is going to be required even on the small ones. I do not see how it pays out but I expect the hobbyist to loose to big business. Not happy but I don’t see how they both survive

Flying has been in my life since i was 9 years old when my now Late father taught me, i was raised flying model planes and i don’t have kids but it makes me sad to think others might not be able to enjoy the hobby with there kids. Flying model planes kept me off

I am a math and science teacher and design, build and fly both recreationally and with my students. I am concerned that some of the proposed changes may make it impossible to continue allowing my students to experience and learn from the design and flight of their aircraft. There is no way to have them

Flying is a joy and gives me a place to unwind from every day stress, test newly build aircraft from flight test designs, and my own attempts at design,

I was born in 1975 and have been interested in rockets and aviation for my entire life. Before 1980 remote control had already begun to provide noticeable influence in my life. I have a strong memory of seeing a man flying a remote control helicopter in a city park near my parents house in the

Because I am a retired Senior,my physical and financial abilities are limited.I have a large investment in RC equipment and “AIRPLANES” made during my working years ( seven radios,eighteen flyable airplanes,and six airplane kits yet to be built,plus twenty one “fuel” engines of various displacements ,and many spare servos etc..Four of my flyable planes are

I’m 76 years of age and a licensed pilot. I don’t think it’s necessary to have a second license to fly drones or RC planes.