Paul Wills (drfi*@*ail.com)
I’ve been in the hobby for over 40 years on and off and now apply these skills in my work developing tools for collaborative robotics
Sky Pirate (Jeff*@*ail.com)
The only entities endangered by my recreational aviation activities are the various insects in my flight areas. (No insects were harmed during the creation of
(afgu*@*hoo.com)
Just when I thought getting into the hobby would be fun and affordable, the govt found a way to make it not possible!
(jcom*@*ail.com)
Being introduced to remote aircraft is one of the key reasons I chose to pursue engineering. At university most of my design work was done
Jason Miller (aeri*@*ero.net)
I have been flying for well over 20 years and it is a very special part of my life, it gives me time to get
Mike Spring (spri*@*ail.com)
I got into Flying RC after I retired in 2002, (had previously built and flown one plane in 1972 while stationed at Ft. Hood, TX
John Crisp (flyi*@*ail.com)
Regarding Remote ID – Please do not burden a system that has been in place and working within the airspace of the USA safely since
Steve Staudenmeir (stev*@*oud.com)
I’m 66 years old and started flying RC when I turned 60 so I would have something I could share with my grandkids. This was
Herb Ziegler (herb*@*hoo.com)
I have been flying RC for 25 years. I fly at an AMA site which is part of a private airport. There has never been
Christopher Richardson (trax*@*ail.com)
I’m a 17 year old Private Pilot. Therefore I have the education to understand some of the safety concerns. The RC hobby is what brought
Bob Mosinski (bob.*@*ail.com)
My aircraft hobby is one of the only things left that brings me great joy in my life. I would hate to see this taken
Michael Hetrick (hetr*@*ail.com)
I grew up around my father and grandfather flying home made nitro powered R/C airplanes. I started seriously flying around 1980. I got out of
Robert Taylor (tayl*@*uth.net)
This is a hobby that I just got into a few years ago and want to be able to continue flying without the extra expense
Ken Baumgartner (kenn*@*hoo.com)
I find it a good way of getting kids to learn, watch, and pay attention. The look in there eyes when you hand them the
David Moro (davi*@*ail.com)
I build and fly giant scale aircraft. I travel around the country to neighboring states to IMAC events. I wish NOT to have added complexity
Caleb (fire*@*ail.com)
I have been flying fixed wing, rotary wing and small drones for 20yrs. It has been a great outlet for creativity and a great way
John (jcin*@*ail.com)
There is great personal accomplishment and growth that comes with building, learning, and flying drones. Flying really motivates me to get outside and explore, and
Jonny5 (jonn*@*ail.com)
Flying runs very deep in my family. My grandfather brought me into aviation from very young. My first plane ride (still in diapers) I apparently
Got FRIA? Update 2.13.23
What do I need to establish a FRIA (FAA Recognized Identification Area) for my flying location? Now the answer to this may change in the future due to a current inquiry we have with the FAA as described in the recent FTCA Update. But as of right now, the checklist
New Partnership March, 2022
We want to announce an exciting new partnership with the FPV Freedom Coalition (FPVFC) that we have been working on for some time behind the scenes. The FPVFC is a likeminded non-profit organization that has a commitment to support everyone involved in recreational radio control and first person view small
Washington DC Trip – Quick Update
On Feb 18 we had the opportunity to travel to Washington DC to meet with the heads of the UAS integration office from the FAA. We were warmly welcomed and the meeting went fantastic. Although we are not out of the woods, I am optimistic that we have not only the right message, but
Trip to Washington DC, planned for Feb 18th-19th
UPDATE: Josh Bixler is heading to washington Feb 18th-19th to meet with several key people from the FAA and hopefully also with some congressmen and senators. We are hoping to fill these two days in with as many meetings as possible to turn the current proposals to a positive direction.
The Flite Test Community Association Website goes live!
This is our community home. Here you will find amazing people and their stories, directions to our free services and content, updates and upcoming events, answers to your most frequent questions and a lot more! This is just a start. We have a lot of ideas and content being currently