38
may
be
flown
in
accordance
with
the
National
Model
Rocketry
Safety
Code
but
may
not
be
launched
from
model
aircraft.
Officially
designated
AMA
Air
Show
Teams
(AST)
are
authorized
to
use
devices
and
practices
as
defined
within
the
Team
AMA
Program
Document
(AMA
Document
#718).
(j)
Not
operate
a
turbine
‐
powered
aircraft,
unless
in
compliance
with
the
AMA
turbine
regulations.
(AMA
Document
#510
‐
A).
3.
Model
aircraft
will
not
be
flown
in
AMA
sanctioned
events,
air
shows
or
model
demonstrations
unless:
(a)
The
aircraft,
control
system
and
pilot
skills
have
successfully
demonstrated
all
maneuvers
intended
or
anticipated
prior
to
the
specific
event.
(b)
An
inexperienced
pilot
is
assisted
by
an
experienced
pilot.
4.
When
and
where
required
by
rule,
helmets
must
be
properly
worn
and
fastened.
They
must
be
OSHA,
DOT,
ANSI,
SNELL
or
NOCSAE
approved
or
comply
with
comparable
standards.
B.
RADIO
CONTROL
(RC)
1.
All
pilots
shall
avoid
flying
directly
over
unprotected
people,
vessels,
vehicles
or
structures
and
shall
avoid
endangerment
of
life
and
property
of
others.
2.
A
successful
radio
equipment
ground
‐
range
check
in
accordance
with
manufacturer’s
recommendations
will
be
completed
before
the
first
flight
of
a
new
or
repaired
model
aircraft.
3.
At
all
flying
sites
a
safety
line(s)
must
be
established
in
front
of
which
all
flying
takes
place
(AMA
Document
#706
‐
Recommended
Field
Layout):
(a)
Only
personnel
associated
with
flying
the
model
aircraft
are
allowed
at
or
in
front
of
the
safety
line.
(b)
At
air
shows
or
demonstrations,
a
straight
safety
line
must
be
established.
(c)
An
area
away
from
the
safety
line
must
be
maintained
for
spectators.
(d)
Intentional
flying
behind
the
safety
line
is
prohibited.
4.
RC
model
aircraft
must
use
the
radio
‐
control
frequencies
currently
allowed
by
the
Federal
Communications
Commission
(FCC).
Only
individuals
properly
licensed
by
the
FCC/CE
are
authorized
to
operate
equipment
on
Amateur
Band
frequencies.
5.
RC
model
aircraft
will
not
operate
within
three
(3)
miles
of
any
pre
‐
existing
flying
site
without
a
frequency
‐
management
agreement
(AMA
Documents
#922
‐
Testing
for
RF
Interference;
#923
‐
Frequency
Management
Agreement)
6.
With
the
exception
of
events
flown
under
official
AMA
Competition
Regulations,
excluding
takeoff
and
landing,
no
powered
model
may
be
flown
outdoors
closer
than
25
feet
to
any
individual,
except
for
the
pilot
and
the
pilot's
helper(s)
located
at
the
flight
line.
