This flying car will take to the skies soon
The FAA, America's aviation authority, has officially given a go-ahead to Samson Switchblade to begin flight testing
- FAA has given go-ahead to Samson Switchblade to begin flight testing.
- Switchblade took 14 years to develop.
- It can go up to 306 km/h and 21,000 km.
A flying car that was developed in the United States has been given permission to take off, reported Metro News.
The FAA, the American government's aviation authority, has officially given a go-ahead toSamson Switchblade to begin flight testing.
The Switchblade took 14 years to develop and will be testing its high-speed taxi.
Samson Sky said that 2,100 people had made reservations to try the vehicle.
The unique feature of the flying car is that it comes in a DIY kit form. Each kit comprises of an engine, avionics,and Samson Builder Assist Program.
The three-wheeled car can easily be parked in a person's garage. From there, the owner has to drive it to the nearest airport. It takes three minutes for the vehicle to enter flying mode.
The Switchblade can go up to306 km/h and 21,000 km. After landing the car, you can switch it back to driving mode.