It’s a bird. It’s a plane. No, it’s a flying jetski

It’s a bird. It’s a plane. No, it’s a flying jetski? Yes, you heard that right. Allow me to introduce the Jetson ONE — a personal recreation air vehicle aimed at bringing short air travel to the masses.

 

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The electric sky racer that puts you in the pilot’s seat

This sleek, 190lbs vehicle is like no other. It’s got eight propellers powered by eight electric motors and eight swappable batteries, giving you the same power as a Tesla — about 84 kWh.

It’s kind of like a massive drone, but in this case, you sit right in the middle of the lightweight aluminum space frame and a carbon-Kevlar composite body, ready to take to the skies.

On a full battery, you can travel for 20 minutes at a top speed of 63 miles per hour and soar up to an altitude of 1,500 feet. It includes safety features like a “virtual cushion” for smoother landings.

Credit: Jetson AB

 

The Jetson ONE is designed for novices

And here’s the best part: the maker thinks you won’t even need a pilot’s license to fly the Jetson ONE. It’s designed for novices and enthusiasts alike. Imagine the thrill of zipping through the air, feeling weightless as you navigate the skies.

 

Credit: Jetson AB

 

How do you order a Jetson ONE?

Jetson Aerospace has already begun taking orders for the Jetson ONE, with deliveries set to begin in 2024. Now, let’s talk price: for $98,000, which is roughly the same as a new Mercedes, you could be cruising through the clouds in your very own personal aircraft.

Credit: Jetson AB

 

Kurt’s key takeaways

Imagine zipping through the air, weightless, at 63 miles per hour, soaring up to 1,500 feet. It’s all possible with the Jetson ONE. The best part? No pilot’s license is needed. For $98,000, you could be cruising through the clouds in your own personal aircraft by next year.

What futuristic mode of transportation would you most like to experience, and why? Let us know by commenting below.

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