This section is currently being updated. Over 6000 surveys have been submitted so far.
John baxter (johb*@*msn.com)
Designing, building testing and flying is a huge part of my two sons and my education. Putting my electronics and telecommunications background into building of the models together they have gained so much knowledge of
Fred (fred*@*hoo.com)
Model aviation (model airplanes, not drones) have been a life long endeavor. In my youth it was the motivation for more education and provided an outlet for my energy and inventiveness. As an adult it
Michael Coyle (mcoy*@*e@q.com)
My concern is that if I can only fly in designated club sites I would never be able to fly my FPV quad copter in parks. I am a member of a flying club that
(mike*@*hoo.com)
Flying to me is a time to spend time with my kids away from tv and internet to enjoy the outdoors and teach them about flight. It’s a passion of mine and to pass that
Tom Huff (f18h*@*ail.com)
AMA member since early 1970’s. Model aircraft should be defined and exempt based on LOS. I have concerns that RID would not be viable for detect and avoid for manned aircraft
George Western (gawe*@*ail.com)
I enjoy being out-of-doors, being able to control my plane remotely, laughing with my friends at the flying site. Seeing the new models that my friends bring, watching them fly a circuit successfully, or crying
(Scot*@*aol.com)
Its a stress relieve and its fun. Me and my son have fun flying together. I’ve met really cool people flying
Toby Adamson (toby*@*.com.au)
Simply put we believe that this will choke the hobby to those that enjoy this as a hobby. This hobby is not a commercial enterprise and should not be treated as such
(tige*@*ail.com)
My 8 year old autistic son will never be into any sports but drone racing. He helped build his first rc plane at 5 years old and was able to teach me some things. He