Gerry Gebhardt (gerr*@*l.co.za)
If the FAA get this right, it will be a ripple effect to the rest of the world.
If the FAA get this right, it will be a ripple effect to the rest of the world.
I am concerned about two of the proposed rules. Restricting flying sites and being required to use a Remote ID system. I fly mostly from my property and local sports fields when not in use.
I’ve been racing in an AMA club for 2 years, even though I’m not a paying AMA member. Races are only once a week so to practice I fly at soccer fields, and have gotten
About 10 years ago I had a triple spine fusion surgery, this led to me having to give up all of my hobbies, snowboarding, waterskiing, wakeboarding, mountain biking and golf. I was in a very
Flying has been a major part of my life for a while now. I teach for free at the local High School, how to design, build and fly their own racing drones in Hope’s that
Nothing is more relaxing to me than designing, testing, and improving a simple foam board aircraft, it genuinely adds to my enjoyment of life. I have always been fascinated by the RC hobby in all
I currently live in Corpus Christi, Texas and and most of the flying fields, that I have found, are either gone or on private property. The nearest flying field is about 20 miles away and
It is an integral part of my life…remoteid would completely destroy the hobby. I can believe these restrictions are even being considered!
I fly line of sight and follow ama guidelines. This means when at a park I do fly over people and land while manned aircraft is in the vicinity of where I am flying until
It something that I’ve done with my family for so long and it is very threatened by these new potential rules and regulations.