RemoteID NPRM

RemoteID NPRM

Lander (land*@*mac.com)

I’ve been flying for over a decade now and I think these restrictions shouldn’t apply to recreational flying. I understand that some regulations should be made for commercial use, but these shouldn’t apply to recreational flying. I am also sure that these regulations will not make the airspace safer, if applied to recreational flying. In

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(redt*@*ail.com)

RC Flight, to me, is a way to relax and escape the everyday pressures and stress. It allows me to experience camaraderie and friendship with others who share the same passion for flight. I have always been fascinated ever since I was a young child and would watch my Uncles and cousins as they spray

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(cjqm*@*ail.com)

It matters a lot to me even though I don’t live in the US as flying drone is part of my career. Im 30 years old and quit my job three years ago to travel this beautiful world we live in. I’ve been flying drones in numerous locations and never had an issue with flying

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(dan4*@*ail.com)

I believe this is very impactful on the hobby in a negative way. How does it make sense that i will be unable to fly a hobby grade toy in my back yard or at an abandoned building. I do a drone building workshop at the local schools and boy scouts to teach the kids

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(curt*@*net.net)

Been an avid flyer for 20+ years. Most of my time at the local club. I can support registering aircraft much like full size personal aircraft. However adding this additional equipment will burden this hobby, and does nothing to prevent a person from flying where appropriate. Register at time of sale would resolve most issues

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