I love flying, my home built aircraft are the simplest designs that work. Adding extra electronics to these types of ultralight aircraft would be an unreasonable burden to flying them. The other side of my
I am 65 years old and flying model airplanes is the only recreation/fun thing I do any more . Most of what I do is line of sight flying model airplanes and flying small multirotors
I’ve been in the hobby for 30+ years. My planes are all marked with my AMA and FAA reg. #. Both are easy and inexpensive. I have no problems with a $5 fee every few
I am a hobby flyer, and a senior citizen. I do think large and professional unmaned aircraft should be regulated, but I think it is unfair and unnecessary to add regulatory burden to those of
This will effect a lot of people who love getting out and flying. People who aren’t breaking rules and that just want to have a good time. I think there needs to be more talk
The love of flying has started from a small interest to something I look forward too. This experience is wonderful when you get to fly and I enjoy making my planes or drones and then
It’s a hobby that is family oriented, a great way to get outside and enjoy the hobby with club members, family, and to have the public stop by and learn more about the hobby.
Fly recreational fpv and cinema/ camera drones. I strongly disagree with the restrictions on my freedom to practice flying recreational quads responsibility. I understand safety concerns but the proposed restrictions will only make us outlaws.
I enjoy it, it’s my hobby. I fly responsibly and safely. I know the difference between FPV and DJI.
i have been in this hobby for the past two years and I have brought several friends and family into it as well. I have taught both my 11 and 15 year old daughters to
I refuse to trade liberty for a PERCEIVED sense of security. These regulations will do absolutely nothing to stop a criminal element from using drones or planes for illegal purposes. It will, however, create a
Aviation, both full size and model has been a part of my family since the 1940s. My Great Uncle Harold L. Clark earned his bachelor of science degree in aeronautical engineering from Brayton Flying Service,