FlyNano - Uncrate
Yet here it is, a waterborne personal flying machine available in three models — one electric, one gas, and one racing — and able to go up to 76 mph, up to 1.8 miles high, up to 43 miles away, all while weighing roughly 150 lbs. Even better: no pilots license required.
Flynano – Luxify Marketplace
May 15, 2020 · FlyNano is a brand for fun of flying – no passengers, no cargo – just you and the endless blue. FlyNano is 100% electric. Weight under 70 kg. Water operations only. Pilot license free. For anyone ever dreamt of flying. Minimum operating limitation. All …
The 70 kg US$39,000 FlyNano Electric Microlight - New Atlas
Apr 15, 2011 · Finnish aeronautical engineer Aki Suokas launched a remarkable new single-seat aircraft this week at Aero Friedrichshafen. The FlyNano is made entirely of carbon fiber composite, lands and takes...
FlyNano Electric Aircraft - ThisIsWhyImBroke
Experience personal flight first hand by hopping aboard the FlyNano electric aircraft. Weighing just 154 pounds, this lightweight water-based aircraft assembles in just 15 minutes and allows you to go airborne as soon as you hit 90 km/h. You may …
- Reviews: 10
NANO JK-2 | FlyNANOgyro | United States
The NANO is a simple gyroplane that has a cabin and a solid - traditional, riveted, duralumin aviation structure, FAA part 103, gyro sales NANO flyNANOgyro aviation
FlyNano Nano - Wikipedia
The FlyNano Nano is a Finnish electric single seat seaplane, designed by Aki Suokas and produced by FlyNano of Lahti. It was introduced at AERO Friedrichshafen in 2011 and the prototype Proto version first flew on 11 June 2012.
About NANO | Mysite | Technical/Performance Specifications|flyNANOgyro
The NANO is a simple gyroplane that has a cabin and a solid - traditional, riveted, duralumin aviation structure, providing the pilot with a sense of security. The NANO uses the proven and durable Polini THOR 303 (dual-ignition) engine, a true aircraft engine for …
FUN (Fly Ultralight Nano) Archives - ByDanJohnson.com
Aug 2, 2023 · Made in Poland, Nano is imported to the USA by F.U.N. (Fly Ultralight Nano), operating from the municipal airport in Ann Arbor, Michigan (KARB). If you're not already a gyro enthusiast, here's a quick primer — Gyroplanes fly with many similarities (though not identically) to fixed wing aircraft.
FlyNano Electric Seaplane - Uncrate
Requiring no pilot's license, this open-air craft is built for fun. Its 100% electric powertrain, combined with a weight that's just barely over 150 lbs., let it hit speeds of up to 75 mph, its battery is swappable and charges in just an hour, and it disassembles into three pieces for easy transport.
FlyNano Nano
FlyNano Nano