This section is currently being updated. Over 6000 surveys have been submitted so far.

Tim Reed (stuk*@*hoo.com)
I own a private aircraft that I use for travel and I’ve been an active member of the RC Aircraft hobby for many years at dedicated flying clubs. I participated until recently in competition flying

John Regner (jreg*@*aol.com)
I fly as a Hobbyist and like to use my drones for Photography and video clips.
Dan Sheehan (dani*@*ail.com)
I recently took up the hobby to teach my children design and building techniques. I believe that these fields are the key to a career in the near future. Model aircraft/ remote control vehicles provides
Chris Keir (ckei*@*ail.com)
##### Flying is educational. Design, build, fly, and learn science and technology along the way. The FAA is misguided in their efforts. FAA, here’s an idea: Require a permit to fly in controlled airspace. Details
Keith Cox (dkco*@*uth.net)
flying gives me a chance to enjoy going to the field and unwind by flying and watching others fly… to have a little “race” between planes and enjoy the fellowship between the other pilots
(jh01*@*ail.com)
I treat this as a fun recreational hobby where I DO NOT: 1)Fly over private property, roads, power lines, cars, people 2)Fly above 400′ or conduct long range flights over 300 yards away from myself
Eric Rogers (shre*@*ail.com)
This whole thing is a joke! These rules are being put in place for the one or two people flying their gps drone illeagally! More education is the solution not more rules and guidelines! FAA

spencer (bubb*@*ail.com)
I love flying 5 inch racing drones because it calms me and makes me feel free. I especially love to fly in the desert near my house where there is no internet connection. I love
Thomas Conrad (conr*@*lic.com)
It is my hobby. I really enjoy flying. I like to fly gliders but the height limitations are impacting my flying.
fly2xs (fly2*@*ast.net)
It’s something I do for myself. If I can’t fly a real airplane so this is the next best thing.