Flying matters because our hobby has inspired generations of pilots, engineers and aircraft design. To regulate in the name of “safety” will only punish those of us who fly safely and follow the existing rules.
People see a drone get scared that I’m going to spy on the because the media has created unwarranted fear about drones.
I remember the first time my Dad showed me how to fold a paper airplane. I loved that you could take something simple like a sheet of paper and fold it in a way that
I’ve been flying since I was a 8 year old kid. I’m 41 now and I have never put anyone or myself in any type of danger while practicing my hobby. This would be a
Model flying fosters innovation and creativity, as well as safe entertainment. America’s citizens deserve to keep this hobby which bolsters the spirit our country was founded on. We do not need more couch potatoes and
This hobby has been a way for me to reach out and conect with comunity members and family and friends by show them something beautiful.
There is only one place I can fly within 30 miles of my house and it is restricted.
A cost analysis could explain how regulation will affect any specific industry. There are probably many available already. As someone recently able to explore this hobby I notice that there is already a confusing evolution
I have been flying model aircraft for almost 60 years. Starting with free flight models and moving through different control methods to today’s complex radio control and autonomous flight control. I have been designing and
This would be a financial burden and extremely restrict my involvement in a hobby I have safely enjoyed incident free for thirty years.
Flying is a great time to let the stress of the day or week go. Building something and then seeing it work or fail forward to the next build and success. Is a feeling that