I became interested in flying model aircraft at age eleven. I distinctly remember watching airplanes at the airport across from my grandparents house and dreaming about sending a radio controlled model up. I started with
Building and flying rc aircraft is a great joy to me. To be able to take some paper, foam and wood ect. glue it together and if all your math is correct see your aircraft
I love to fly in my pasture. I live in a rural area of Kansas. Since I was little, I loved RC. Flying is rewarding in that it is a challenge and the constant fixing
I’m a photographer and using my drone for business is a must, such as aerial landscape prints to aerial shots of different businesses.
From a Aerospace/Aviation family. Have been a paying member of AMA, not current since Hurricane Harvey, was/am prepared to rejoin last year then this regulation stuff started to look like it’s really going to eliminate
Give you the freedom to think, re-calibrate your day. Just love it and want to do it when I can
I’m in Australia, but what the US does will have a huge impact on world-wide regulations. I’ve had camera drones for years, and these were fun, but the existing australian regulations (30m away from people,
My flying is the rewarding edge of a much larger hobby. Gathering the knowledge to design, plan, build, and configure aircraft, primarily fpv drones, has led to numerous skills and social connections. I have become
Always wanted to fly. I’ve built models, planes, cars etc since I was about 12 years old. Save pocket money & go buy kits. Later in life I saw Bruce Simpsons YouTube channel. I bought
I stared my drone business the day I took the FAA Part 107 exam almost 3.5 years ago. Flying drones IS my life now and so many of these proposed regulations (if not changed) would
I enjoy flying my airplanes in my community. Our flying club has been in the community for many years and we have never caused a problem in that community..