This section is currently being updated. Over 6000 surveys have been submitted so far.
Chris Lenihan (chri*@*ail.com)
This hobby has changed my life in a positive way. I have learned so much about aviation, soldering, radio waves, electronics, videography, photography, and of course patience. This hobby is also my outlet for creativity
D. Greco (Domi*@*ape.net)
I don’t know a time in my life when I wasn’t involved in model aviation. My father’s love for flight got me interested at a young age and the time we spent building and flying
Simon (simo*@*osky.ch)
It’s a way for recreation and having fun Either alone or in groups.
Ethan Humphrey (eth.*@*ail.com)
Flying Quadcopters is more or less an escape from reality. I fly several times a week after school or work at my near by park. I never fly if there are people enjoying the park

(tini*@*hoo.com)
My reasons are simple, self satisfying and personal. However, You need to be looking at the big big picture. Think about every pilot you know. They all got their start as a child, tossing chuck
Bryon Johnson (bjoh*@*ail.com)
I have just recently became financially capable of enjoying this hobby after years of standing on the sidelines with envy. I have invested money in equipment and invested time in getting educated in flying safely.

James Mikel (pigf*@*ail.com)
I’m 50 years old. Always wanted to fly. Dreamed of flying. As a kid, I couldn’t afford to get into the hobby. 5 years ago the “cost of entry” became very reasonable especially with the
(grif*@*rge.com)
As an educator and member of Civil Air Patrol, it has been my passion and privilege to bring youth, ages 6-18, into the world of aviation. One of the best way to get students interested
(nico*@*ail.com)
Flying is a window into a world not many get to see day to day. It can be as vast as beautiful landscapes or as confined as one’s backyard. Safety is of course always important
(coun*@*ail.com)
i like flying because im in control instead of something being piloted with a computer