No, almost all FPV pilots fly in 2D. Adding two cameras to an analog FPV setup would be trivial, but stereoscopic goggles are fairly non-existent, you'd have to

No, almost all FPV pilots fly in 2D. Adding two cameras to an analog FPV setup would be trivial, but stereoscopic goggles are fairly non-existent, you'd have to try to produce a pipeline to get video into stereoscopic VR goggles without increasing latency to an unusable level - a very hard problem, really! With that said, I fly a lot of FPV (planes and wings) and I've never felt wanting for true stereoscopic 3D. I have flown a simulator on Oculus goggles in stereo and the experience wasn't that different - I think there's enough movement / visual cue that your brain is good at interpolating the 3D aspects anyway.