Who makes jetpacks?
Jetpack Aviation is a California-based company that produces jetpacks and other personal aircraft. I would suspect well over 200,000 USD. A real, flight-sustainable and safe jet pack would not be cheap to design and construct. The most important aspect would be safety for the pilot. No one wants jet fuel strapped to their back to explode, so the safety of the pack would be the starting point of any design.Both companies will sell approved clients their own jet pack for between $350,000 and $450,000. Flying strapped to a jet pack is even legal in most countries.
How much does a JetPack cost?
Both companies will sell approved clients their own jet pack for between $350,000 and $450,000. Flying strapped to a jet pack is even legal in most countries. As of February 2019, the base price for the JB10 Jetpack is $295,000. USD and for the JB11 Jetpack, the base price is $340,000. USD. The company notes that their prices are subject to indexed price escalation to delivery date, and options chosen.Both Jetpacks can travel just under 120 mph (193 km/h): the JB10 can travel for eight (8) minutes and the JB11 can travel for ten (10) minutes. As of February 2019, the base price for the JB10 Jetpack is $295,000. USD and for the JB11 Jetpack, the base price is $340,000. USD.Though no specific price was reported, jetpack aviation hopes to sell an electric version of the jb-10 to well qualified buyers for about $250,000 (which converts to about £198,380 and au$331,200) according to the daily mail. Jetpack aviation isn’t the only company selling jetpacks, however.
What is the most powerful JetPack?
The JB11 JetPack is the most advanced model yet and is capable of topping 200mph at heights of more than 10,000 feet. It weighs just 50kg and straps to the back of the pilot, who can take off at the push of a button thanks to its world-first VTOL (vertically take-off and landing) system. The Jetson ONE can reportedly achieve a top flying speed of 63 miles per hour and an altitude of 1,500 feet.The JB11 JetPack is the most advanced model yet and is capable of topping 200mph at heights of more than 10,000 feet. It weighs just 50kg and straps to the back of the pilot, who can take off at the push of a button thanks to its world-first VTOL (vertically take-off and landing) system.