I am a fourth-generation modeler, and a third-generation private pilot. I am also an engineer at a light aircraft manufacturer. In short, I was given the job because of the skills I developed from building
I’ve freely enjoyed the hobby since childhood. Being involved has taught me invaluable skills and lessons, that have carried with me into other areas of life. I’ve literally met the nicest people by participating, and
I have been safely flying radio controlled airplanes and gliders for 53 years. It is more than a hobby, it is a passion. I have traveled across the country participating in a wide spectrum of
I grew up with my dad flying planes,since he has passed I haven’t been able to get back out but plan on continuing my love for the hobby. I really enjoy the peace and recharge
I just love to fly to. Always have hope to always be able to fly. At least on my land
I first became aware of RC flying at about age 10. Was unable to participate due to ‘no money’ as a kid, but managed to do some small free-flight & static models! First job at
I’m 70 years old… I have been involved with model aviation in some form or other since I was 9 years old… I have thousands of hours of my life tied up in this… I
This would take away the time i spend with my daughter. She loves to fly with me. The hundreds of dollars and hours i have invested in my hobby would be for nothing. There are
I enjoy flying and building what I fly. I’ve been in the hobby for 60 years, never had an issue with full size aviation.
Without the RC hobby I don’t know where I’d be today, it exposed me to the world of aviation and engineering. Because of my interest in building RC planes, I am now a college student
Flying matters because I’ve been doing this my whole life, it’s an activity I do with my family family across four generations. The potential regulations will have worldwide implications and will impact business economy, and
Flying matters as this is our forum of enjoyment, relaxation, and testing of our skills and education