JetPack Aviation has just unveiled “The Speeder”, the worldโs first turbine powered flying motorcycle. It’s no larger than a standard motorcycle and its innovative design makes Vertical Takeoff and Landing (VTOL) possible from an extremely small footprint, while the quad turbine jet propulsion system powers flight speeds exceeding 150 mph with altitudes surpassing 15,000-feet. This vehicle can either be human-piloted or flown fully autonomously carrying loads greater than 400-pounds.
The Speeder was designed to save lives, therefore the company is focusing its initial designs for both First Responder and Military rescue applications. For those who want one to try themselves at home, the company is also producing a modified civilian model that will be serial numbered according to the order in which deposits are received. Currently, the team only plans on building 20 personal-use Speeders and is now accepting fully refundable pre-purchase deposits of $10,000.
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![The Speeder Flying Motorcycle](https://i.imgur.com/tpOEyFQ.jpg)
![The Speeder Flying Motorcycle](https://i.imgur.com/atmRQzU.jpg)
The primary purpose of our new aircraft is to save lives. Multiple studies have shown that for every minute saved in emergency response time, a significant decrease in victim mortality occurs. The quicker a First Responder can reach a patient in need of critical treatment, the higher the chance for a successful recovery outcome. This is true whether the medic is delivered to the patient, or the patient is transported to a hospital. The same is true for military applications. Quickly moving medics onto the battlefield and injured soldiers out of danger can be difficult and highly risky for helicopters and their crews,” said David Mayman, JetPack Aviatoin CEO.