Top 5 Southern 3D RC Pilots You Should Know About

Extreme 3D RC flying isn’t just a hobby — it’s a lifestyle, especially across the southern United States where some of the world’s best pilots take to the skies. Whether you’re new to the scene or a seasoned enthusiast, these five pilots are names you need to know. They are pushing the limits of what’s possible in RC aerobatics, inspiring the next generation of fliers with every stick-bending, ground-scraping maneuver.


1. Jase “The Ace” Dussia

When you talk about 3D flying legends, Jase Dussia’s name is always at the top. Known for his mind-blowing precision and aggressive freestyle routines, Jase has set the standard for extreme aerobatics. Flying for Team Extreme Flight and Desert Aircraft, he’s a regular headliner at major events like Joe Nall Week and XFC.
Signature Move: Low, locked-in harrier rolls that seem to defy physics.


2. Willie “Willie-B” Jackson

Hailing from the South, Willie-B is one of the fastest-rising talents in the 3D scene. With wins like the Schroder Cup at the AMA Nats and an infectious passion for the hobby, Willie has quickly built a reputation for high-energy flights and technical finesse.
Fun Fact: Besides RC flying, Willie is working on earning his full-scale multi-engine pilot’s license!


3. Andrew Jesky

Andrew Jesky is a household name not just in 3D, but in precision flying overall. Although based slightly more north-central, he’s a constant presence at southern events and known for seamlessly blending IMAC precision with hardcore 3D chaos.
Signature Style: Incredibly clean rolling harriers and point rolls that look almost computer-controlled.


4. Seth Arnold

A two-time XFC champion, Seth Arnold’s flying style combines smoothness, grace, and gut-wrenching torque rolls with explosive punch-outs. He’s respected both for his competition results and his approachable, community-focused attitude at events like Huckfest and IRCHA.
Why Watch Him: Seth makes even the wildest 3D routines look like ballet.


5. Colton Clark

A seasoned and highly respected 3D pilot, Colton Clark has been pushing the limits of RC aerobatics for years. Known for his fearless, high-energy flying, he’s a fixture at major Southern 3D events.
The first time I ever saw Colton fly, he performed a move so wild they called it a “heart attack” — and honestly, I almost had one just watching him. His style is aggressive yet precise, mixing insane maneuvers with incredible low-and-slow control.
Outside of the RC world, Colton now works with government drone operations, bringing his world-class piloting skills to real-world aviation missions.
Signature Move: Lightning-fast waterfalls, rolling harriers, and knife-edge tail touches just inches off the ground.


Why These Pilots Matter

Each of these pilots brings something unique to the world of extreme 3D flying. From seasoned veterans to rising stars, they show what’s possible when skill, creativity, and passion come together. Watching them fly isn’t just entertaining — it’s inspiring.
If you ever get the chance to see them live at a Southern event, don’t miss it. It’s an experience that reminds us why we love this incredible hobby.

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