FAA Advisory Committee Lacks Hobbyist Representation: DJI Aeroscope Data Raises Questions
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In this episode of RCModelReviews, we delve into the FAA's latest move, appointing 12 new members to the Advanced Aviation Advisory Committee. The glaring omission of pure hobby representation in this influential group sparks concern, given that a whopping 80% of drone flights in the US are recreational. It's like having a committee on veganism without a single vegan in sight! This imbalance raises red flags about prioritizing commercial interests over the safety and concerns of hobbyists. It's a bit like letting the wolves guard the henhouse!
DJI's aeroscope device, designed for remote ID tracking, reveals a staggering 90 million logged flights with no major incidents. This data throws a spanner in the works of arguments for stricter regulations on recreational drone flying. It's akin to discovering that 90 million cups of tea were made without a single spill – why fix something that ain't broke? The FAA's relentless focus on regulating hobbyists while turning a blind eye to potential risks posed by the commercial drone industry is akin to playing with fire. It's like trying to fit a square peg into a round hole – it just doesn't add up!
The recent GPS interference at Dallas airport serves as a stark reminder of the potential chaos that could ensue in a future teeming with drones. The thought of pilotless drones losing their way in the sky is like a scene from a disaster movie waiting to happen. It's a recipe for disaster, like trying to bake a cake without flour – it's bound to end in tears! The call for regulators to collaborate with experienced hobbyists for safer airspace management is not just a suggestion; it's a necessity. It's time to let the experts take the wheel and steer us away from a collision course with disaster.
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