Jetson One - 2023 Updates on the Coolest Human-Carrying Drone You Can Buy

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In this video, we take a closer look at the Jetson One, a cutting-edge drone from Swedish company Jetson Aero that is capable of carrying a single human passenger. We explore the design, capabilities, and potential applications of this innovative electric aircraft, as well as the current state of regulatory approval for its use. Join us for an exciting glimpse into the future of transportation and aviation technology!
We’ve already told you about the Jetson One aerial vehicle before. But now we want to update you on certain details and facts that are true in 2023.
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[@halpal3218]

Right now, this is just a novelty for the rich, with 20 minute flight time, high cost, low availability. Once production increases substantially, the battery gets a lot better and the price comes down, then it'll be worth talking about...

[@frankyflowers]

its less than 3 minutes in reality with a passenger.

[@Aoeror98]

It's worth talking about now because of the technology. There isn't too many vehicles like this on the market.

[@frankyflowers]

@@Aoeror98 there aren't any on the market. customers would post flights. the whole industry is a sham.

[@Aoeror98]

@@frankyflowers that's too bad, I really wish this technology would be real. Guess we gotta wait a few more years.

[@feloniousmonkx]

Of course it is... no one needs this vehicle, but it is a cool luxury item for those with deep enough pockets

[@richtygart6855]

Crazy because when I was in the second grade in 1978 in one of my school books they showed flying machine concepts for people of the future and they all looked exactly like drones we have today.

[@MONYC1957]

I ordered one last year and hope it comes soon. Its a bit scary, but I have always dreamt of flying and this is as close as I’m likely to get. The idea of buzzing over the trees to visit my daughter 4 miles away is mind-boggling. It will turn a 15 minute drive into a 5 minute flight, and be FUN. Its clearly only for clear, calm days. Great toy!

[@tymesho]

57, you don't have to lie to have an opinion, we like you anyway. (I can tell by the way you write/talk...)

[@gilbertoros4703]

Remember what goes up will come down. Built and sold Ultralights and the ballistic parachutes needed 100 feet above ground level to work. I love flying and would love to fly one of these, but have made a promise to never fly any thing with out a descent glide rate or auto rotation like a helo.

[@MONYC1957]

@@gilbertoros4703 At some point, you need to take unreasonable risks if you want to enjoy unreasonable fun. I have been impressed with Jetson’s focus on safety, and understand that the real danger zone is from 20-100 feet. Of course, it’s at 100 feet that the height becomes deeply terrifying if you focus on it. One of my main concerns is birds - the unprotected rotors seem vulnerable to strikes. I wonder if protective cages are a possibility. I am satisfied with the reliability of electric motors at this point. The drone industry has been perfecting these for over a decade.

[@MONYC1957]

@@tymesho Lie about what, exactly? I’m on the list for 2023 delivery (Bedford, NY). I don’t think it likely the machine will be delivered this year - Development seems slower than expected. That’s fine. I’m in no rush.

[@tymesho]

@@MONYC1957 Pulling your chain, brother. I reread my comment to you, and it was kind of stupid. I apologize, and if you acquire this bad ass ride, I wish you the best.

[@Rapidlaser]

Props on these things should always be above the pilot, if one of those props breaks is in line with his body and head,

[@julie4871]

A lesson that still has to be learned. Maybe Version 2. 😉

[@HD24680]

Probably better to have that happen quick, rather than heading toward the ground where you will be ground up like hamburger when it hits it and all of the other props get you. 😂😂

[@tr3vorb438]

An impractical toy. Awesome!

[@kazimierzlenarczyk9067]

New video is misleading this is not Swedish company but is Polish-Swedish company!! The creators of this futuristic engine are the Pole Tomasz Patan and the Swede Peter Ternström.

[@MicahBratt]

The future looks like fun

[@billcallahan9303]

An honest review, the good & the bad. Well done and thank you! 20 kilometers? That'll get reduced as the battery's lifespan gets reduced. I think 20 is probably very optimistic. They said the old Beech 18 aircraft would cruise at 180 mph. I never saw 180 and I owned 5 of them. C-45 to G model. It might do 180 with both engines near wide open and the nose at a 45 degree down angle. With all the lard asses we have in the U.S., they're going to have to increase that payload to 400 pounds minimum and a larger cage the size of a prison cell. Good luck.

[@andrewbako9494]

I'm gonna give this tech 5 to 10 years I think in that time production costs will have dropped along with increased competition price should be no more than an ATV maybe slightly higher 30k or so. hopefully over that period they will also have improved the weight limit, safety, and range.

[@gangleweed]

!00K is just for the plans to DIY build like the original Jensen gyrocopters.

[@lamarw7757]

It's funny how none of the Jetson One videos shows how loud it really is.

[@danialhowe9814]

ridiculously as you can imagine

[@juliemunoz2762]

if you gave it a gas motor it could carry 3x the weight and travel several hundred miles.

[@joepisarek7562]

Noise, noise.

[@juliemunoz2762]

@@joepisarek7562 Ear plugs.

[@hyena131]

@juliemunoz2762 It's 2023 and petrol/gas becomes more outdated each and every day.

[@juliemunoz2762]

@@hyena131 lol you’ve been bamboozled by the lefty extremists propaganda. The so called green energies are no where close to being able to replace oil and are economically unviable. We need to stop wasting $ on windmills and solar panels and divert those resources into energy R&D to make what works more efficient and develop new technologies.

[@keidron]

Then buy one and do your own mods dude instead of complaining 🤷 🚁✊

[@BjorckBengt]

I need to react to the negative comments. 1. Quadcopters for personal transport is as likely as landing rocket boosters, i.e. it is already a fact. 2. Battery technology is among the fastest developing technologies and typically doubling energy density per 5 years. So if you are not impressed with the range, then just wait a few years. Think about the difference between GM EV1 and a Tesla Model Y. 3. Fossil Fuel will be phased out, regardless of your personal preferences, it is just not sustainable. Just like with smoking, the industry will fight back with propaganda and misleading statements, but in the end they are doomed. A likely strategy, as with tobacco, is a focus shifting to developing countries as developed countries ban fossil fuel. 4. Battery powered aircrafts are already commercial and the business case is expanding as the tech develops, from short haul few passenger crafts to longer haul more passengers planes. The tech will likely not ever replace long haul intercontinental flight jets, but probably 50-70% of todays passenger miles will become electric. 5. Open rotors is of course not a problem, that is how all propeller planes and helicopters operate.

[@TomokosEnterprize]

Oh how I wish I can live long enough to have the craft at a dealership or for sale here. Unless this happens soon my existence is limited to a couple years. You youngsters have a great time. Watch out Buck Rodgers's, Our dreams have materialised bud. WOOHOO BUD !

[@davidt1621]

You don't need a license to fly an ultralight in the USA. Ultralight Aircraft is a class of aircraft classified by the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) which regulates aircraft, operators, mechanics, the airspace and everything to do with flying. Since its under the 254 lbs. empty weight limit, it will qualify as an ultralight aircraft in the US, and you won't have to worry about the maximum 5 US Gallons limit with the electric motor. The only issue here is the speed. The Federal Aviation Regulation (FAR) that pertains to the top speed limitation for ultralight aircraft is found in Part 103 - Ultralight Vehicles. Specifically, §103.1(b) outlines the maximum speed limitations for ultralights in the United States. According to this regulation, ultralight vehicles are limited to a maximum level flight speed of 55 knots (approximately 63 mph or 102 km/h).

[@davidt1621]

@@lurch789 That's true. I never considered the number of rotary motors. Tandem rotor helicopter aircraft have been around for a long time, and this is just the next version of that. So, as to the technicality of calling it an aircraft, I want to understand where your perspective is from. I'm guessing you're an oldschool pilot. A lot of you think that paramotoring, paragliding, powered hang-gliding trikes, and other similar open-cockpit designed ultralight aircraft are somehow unsafe. I think that risk tolerance comes down to your perspective. I'm a veteran, and I've jumped from planes. I trust a reserve chute to do it's job, and that doesn't take a lot of sense to figure out how to use it. So, from my perspective it seems silly to call it a death trap, like a lot of people do. It's more safe than driving down the interstate in my state tbh.

[@happyfox711]

Not just a novelty for the rich(within specs), it's just 100k 😆😆😆😆 It's an ok upscaled fpv quad, though

[@happyfox711]

@@lurch789 don't worry about this new crazy iron horses. They use exactly the same electronics that stabilizes any drone in almost any wind. They don't get into jetstreams anyways. Of course it will kill people, as any airplane. Btw. I know physics. They scaled it up and it works right. I build drones, would love to be a test pilot

[@ingeranneamundsen7722]

Amazing

[@thomascorbett2936]

That is so cool , would be so much fun , wish I could afford one .

[@jameslee6226]

Make it safer and fly longer in the air are the right things to do for the future of this kind of transport.

[@ChainsawFPV]

I want one!!

[@tymesho]

Hopefully the noise will be addressed, but this particular design is captivating.

[@cutestfarisshah]

This is the evolution of technology

[@buddyadkins2432]

From what I can tell, the pilot is on-board the Jetson One, so by definition it is a Manned Aircraft, NOT a DRONE which, by definition, is Unmanned. When did manned aircraft become drones?? Just because it is controlled with an RC transmitter doesn't mean it is a drone. If person controlling the craft, the Pilot, is on-board, it is a manned aircraft. Also, being a multi-rotor craft doesn't qualify it as a drone either.

[@richtygart6855]

When they finally do put circular rings around the props they need to have a joint on it like a semi truck side mirror so that if you did bump into something it would just retract back in against the body instead of snapping off

[@ruger8412]

Goes back to building my Radio flyer. Im poor.😅

[@asep.somantrisomantri8687]

Amazing..... .. 💯👌teknology ufo

[@JohnMarat]

Pro tip, don't use electric

[@curtpelky5351]

What are the blades made of? Is this a vehicle that could fly efficiently in a winter environment? Have the blades ever broken or come separated , what are the chances that they could cause injury to the pilot? How much altitude and forward speed are need to properly deploy the parachute?

[@juliusjulius6422]

Top. So great!!!!, 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪

[@brittpereira2600]

I think I will buy one

[@randallhale4721]

I'll wait for more flight time, and safety features. The technology looks promising but its like looking at an early versions of a biplane.

[@bratpet]

There are lots of such manned multirotors out there, there is nothing special about this one. They all suffer from the same problem: limited flight time because there simply isn't any battery with enough energy density to sustain long flight

[@codyschlenker6821]

These guys NEED to use the toroidal blades!

[@gabrieldiazreyes875]

In the cabin I could put a pond for foam and be a firefighting drone, I think it will be more useful

[@WCEndZone]

A meager flight time of approximately 20 minutes and pilot weight of only 210 LBS Are real problems.

[@frankyflowers]

more like 3 minutes

[@WHSmith-zk2ox]

Not if you don't have very far to go, and aren't a lard ass...... Suits me to a "t"... Something to get me off my yacht and hit the dock with..... And if I fly naked I can go even further to hit the nudy resort because of all the extra weight savings and watnot of no helmet..... Or a Restaurant, or whatever... I use my helicopter for longer flights.... 🤣😂😅

[@jimanderson4444]

Excellent speech, and content. I'd like to build one.

[@technicalevo]

A year ago I would say it was impossible. But now I see people building camera drones from $10-15 parts ordered from aliexpress. So these technologies are getting more an more affordable.

[@markmanning5683]

Jetson, My Boy Elroy..... Range is 20 miles before needing recharging, just like the rest of EV's. No Thanks. It's pretty neat and a good start... City commuting? Can't wait to se some Brother try and Car Jack one of these.

[@gregsmithmd9572]

looks like a death trap. 100k, 20 minute flight time, and no usable load...this product just isnt there yet.

[@stanlee2589]

Could deliver pizzas though.

[@gregsmithmd9572]

@@stanlee2589 im sure it would pay for itself in 40 years or so.

[@donchivazo6566]

Some people here sound like my great grand father saying that no one will ever fly a plane lol 🙂 Submarines are a fantasy. I think that it is just matter of time a break thru on battery technology is discovered and this thing is going to fly for over an hour and as prices drop, people will be flying automated drones in about 10 years from now.

[@r.maj.7065]

10 hours flying time - flying at 100-200meters high and bigger place in the cockpit. + 50-100 years still.

[@mcnuggatron2129]

the 100-200 meters is easy, we can already do that. A bigger cockpit is also easy, can do already do that as well. The only thing we can't easily do is give an electric quadcopter 10 hours flight time.. but we don't need to. We certainly need more than 20 minutes, but a flight time of something like 3 or 4 hours would be adequate for most utilitarian purposes. To get those few hours with current technology is difficult, but it's actually probably possible. You would probably need to basically turn into an airplane once you've taken off, like an osprey, and you'd need to use some sort of combustion engine rather than electric motors. Point is, we aren't 100 years away from useful manned quadcopters, we're there now. Just need a market for it and a lot of money for development. As far as electric version are concerned, solid state batteries will likely be the final push necessary to make all manner of electric aircraft fully feasible, and solid state batteries are slated to enter mainstream production primarily from the big car manufacturers within the next 5 years or so

[@r.maj.7065]

@@mcnuggatron2129 Thank you very much for your great and informative answer!!!!!!!!!!

[@frankyflowers]

@@mcnuggatron2129 it doesn't fly for 20 minutes. it can't fly for a full 2 minutes with a passenger and can't even hit 20 completely empty. they edit their videos in deceptive ways.

[@frankyflowers]

@@mcnuggatron2129 where is the longest unedited video of a quadcopter with a rider? we aren't even close to the level you think we are concerning evtol. its all investment scams.

[@mcnuggatron2129]

@@frankyflowers What level do I think we’re at exactly? Read my comment again before you go making assumptions

[@NeighborTom]

20 miles isn’t enough range

[@hyena131]

@michaelcosgrove6054 Early days.

[@Quiwi707]

Perfect to cut thee grass 😁 Really cool 😎 in fact Off course with disign protection blade it Will look more "finish" and acceptable to the marketing. For me this is the best personnale drone "plane" on the market. They is one prototype with thermique engine ?

[@bingo7799]

What other vehicle can you fly and trim the hedges all at the same time.

[@antonnym214]

Call it The next air-blender.

[@michaelcopper7635]

It is very costly, when there is one two seater going for 10k

[@lkrnpk]

when I hear Jetson in my head a song starts ''Meet George Jetson, his boy Elroy, daughter Judy, Jane his wife''

[@Ghost-anonymous]

Uma hélice dessa solta já era o piloto se tá doido 😅

[@juliashenandoah3965]

The best and coolest thing EVER invented since the founding of Lamborghini!! And that joke was good: "Weight limitation is 95 kilos - which means unfortunately most people in America will not be able to lift off with the Jetson One" hahaha :D But don´t worry vrsion 2.0 will be able to carry 300kg which covers at least 91% of the average population weight. For the rest our new Jetson SkyCrane introduced in 2024 with an MTOW of 0,7 tons might be the first choice of buying!

[@johnrandom]

For overweight Americans, the Jetson SkyCrane is mandatory!

[@gangleweed]

@@johnrandom That would be normal weight Americans....

[@jayse1834]

this is a dangerous machine for 100k ( death TRAP) but that's my opinion !!!

[@thescallytrader]

After the first one falls out of the sky and kills it rider this industry will be set back 20+ years

[@gangleweed]

Like gyrocopters?

[@seweso]

A manned drone is an oxymoron. This is a manned quadcopter. Just call it like it is...

[@StuntmanJake]

It’s a “drone” because you don’t really pilot it like you would, say, a helicopter. The computer keeps your flight level. You just tell it where you want to go & it basically takes you there.

[@seweso]

​@@StuntmanJake Fly by wire helicopters exist and are also not suddenly drones. Planes with auto pilots are also not called drones.

[@frankyflowers]

if you sleep in it and don't control anything then you can have manned drones

[@frankyflowers]

@@seweso if you switch on the autopilot of a plane it becomes a drone until you take control.

[@iforce2d]

passenger (noun): a traveler on a public or private conveyance other than the driver, pilot, or crew.

[@kennyh5083]

One well placed bird or tree branch and your an instant quadriplegic! What a great idea!

[@louisbuzzi869]

Imagine five years from now.

[@japfourme381]

Maybe a hybrid model of this, would be a better choice, carry more weight, travel longer distances etc!!

[@paulhoward37]

Most people can’t drive a vehicle safely on the highway, how can we expect them to be able to fly a aircraft above us? I know I would not want my (daredevil) 40 year old son or daughter to fly one.

[@courcheval]

cool lawn mower

[@kevinturtle6032]

Excuse me nay sayers, I'd move to the front of the line if I could afford one

[@WHSmith-zk2ox]

I'm already ahead of ya... Just gotta slip 'em an extra 10 large in cash..... upfront....

[@WATCHMAKUH]

Betaflight 4.4 on that thing?

[@reggie2261]

When it comes to safety those blades failures can fly straight to cockpit occupant neck

[@clay1883]

HUH???

[@Nestortight]

He said that if there is a collision, the pieces of broken propeller can go in the direction of the passenger and injure their neck since there is no windshield to protect the passenger

[@Eagle__1]

20 min with the passenger would be pretty impressive if true. Not sure why people compare these to cars. 20 min in the air get you a lot further than by road. However, with the props out like that and no piloting license required I'm concerned we will be seeing a lot of people get hurt. Also if it becomes popular it opens up a can of worms when it comes to air traffic.

[@gilbertoros4703]

Remember you should always have a reserve time in flying so you only have 15 minutes and lithium batteries at extreme temps lose use fullness time (flight time in this case). And if you are maximum weight and at full power you will have less flight time. All these things are taught in flight school. When we built and sold Ultralights we gave a ground school and training in a two place Ultralight.

[@todietosleep--tosleepperch7902]

Just buy a couple of helicopters instead 😂

[@lorenrohrich2131]

Replace the rotors with turbines and add a couple wings.

[@eleirlopes1435]

Eu quero um deste pra min

[@rohansharma5171]

This will become another Ocean Gate

[@antonnym214]

I'm too tall and too heavy. I will have to wait for improved batteries.

[@johnward1191]

If personal EVTOLs are so great why don't you all have a little race? Red Bull is very interested!

[@dickdyson3100]

All they really need is to work out a way to land on target and some how a robot takes out a battery and installs another one. Having a new battery in flight I would feel a lot safer when not charged really fast.

[@nighthawk0077]

Sure and then the robot takes you out and pours you a cocktail

[@johnsavage6628]

$98,000 dollars for twenty minutes of flight? Phooey! it's too limited. Go back to the drawing board.

[@frankyflowers]

2 minutes max

[@seekeroftruth1200]

The automobile was first called "a rich man's toy". This thing will be no different.

[@frankyflowers]

@@seekeroftruth1200 this this is actually a fraud. they edit lots of 1 minute flights using seconds long clips between edits. it can't even get 20 minutes empty.

[@rsuriyop]

Lol... Wonderful. I could fly over to my local 7-Eleven to grab a slurpee and have just enough juice left to fly back home. 😒

[@Lord.Kiltridge]

I need a cargo capacity of 300 lbs and autonomous and remote control modes so I can shuttle a person or cargo boat to shore or boat to boat.

[@divinereikihealing1]

I need a two passenger transport

[@richtygart6855]

Imagine what that will be like when they finally mass-produce graphene or borophene batteries

[@juergenamlinger4410]

Find a way to make it lighter. Also a 2 setter 1 behind the other . And price down to 26,000 would be a catch.

[@tymesho]

26 in today's money? Try getting a decent car for that. More tech breakthroughs are needed, but it's gonna happen.

[@gangleweed]

Sign....if wishes were horses beggars would ride.

[@Timber81]

Baby steps Elroy. Baby steps. Now find a better power source. Looks fun.

[@chris_h_7749]

95kg? Next option for me. At 6’5”, I’d be a skeleton at 95kg. Enjoy all those that get the chance, know there one very envious guy in the UK

[@chris_h_7749]

@lurch789 I fly, love my carbon fibre cars and would much rather an engineer with time built me one but I'm not a fan of the 'no licence needed' versions. It's new technology that would personally save me a huge amount of time traveling. In a decade or less, I'm sure they'll have the design and safety set.

[@JesusGaveMeNewSoul]

Good point mosqiuto is 10K from what I read -- and a lot more sleek@@lurch789

[@petercollingwood522]

@@lurch789 I think that is literally the whole point. A personal flying device that is akin to a vespa scooter of the air. It doesn't require any knowledge of aviation. You just throttle up and point it where you want to go. Akin to learning to ride a bike. There's no rudder, there's no wings, there's no stall, aerodynamically that is. Only thing that should go wrong is engine failure or idiot crashing into something.

[@stanlee2589]

$90,000 , max. driver weight of 210lbs, only goes 20 miles on a charge. Yeah great selling points. I couldn't get to my job with that flight range.

[@petercollingwood522]

I however, could. But I couldn't afford it, so it's a moot point for me.

[@MONYC1957]

20 MINUTES in a charge, not miles. At a max speed of 55-60 MPH the range is better (one way) than 20 miles.

[@hyena131]

@stanlee2589 Early days. And it's not a bad thing (or unreasonable) to have people weigh less than 210lbs. And 63mph for 20 minutes will give you about 20 miles. Not terrible, but no doubt in 10 years time it'll be improved. Just look how much further electric cars can go on a single charge compared with yesterday.

[@stanlee2589]

@@hyena131 Not bad if your goal in flight is to be always headed for a charging station.

[@hyena131]

@@stanlee2589 Ha! Being able to fly 20 miles is something like this isn't terrible. Unless your glass is half full. Again, it's early days. Look at EV's. The increase in distance range between now and only a few years ago has increased vastly.

[@Believer21777]

Toroidal propeller

[@CH-lz9xj]

Awesome but what if someone hits the power lines?

[@WHSmith-zk2ox]

You probably fall down and go boom boom.....

[@royguidry1311]

Same thing if you are an idiot and hit the pole its on with your car, 4 wheeler, snow sled.

[@gangleweed]

ffffzzzzzzzzzzzz pop

[@souvent-su]

Can DJI make this thing better?

[@frankyflowers]

no they like having a profitable company that delivers on their claims.

[@redbugg99]

How many seconds to fall 300 ft ... How many seconds before your parachute is fully supporting you on a safe fall. 500 ft

[@paramotoringdublingeorgia6997]

Get much more flight time and a safer flight for a lot less money. Get a paramotor. Hands down best way to fly so far.

[@toddroy9558]

The biggest down side is it’s too expensive. It will never become that popular. Now if you could get one under $20000, then it would be really popular.

[@tymesho]

R&D is big bucks. Time with tech is crucial Todd.

[@73NF14Ret]

Flying safely is expensive, try looking at used airplanes and see what you get for 20K.

[@tw9484]

it's January 7, 2024. Exactly how many of these have been delivered to customers so far?

[@fredfred7229]

Needs a bigger battery, emergency parachute, a roof and blade protectors. This is a good base just don't seem too practical or safe. It's gone take years of improving on before the world is ready for a thing like this.

[@loganwillis7633]

It has a parachute

[@petercollingwood522]

Already has a chute. Does not need a roof. Blade protectors, perhpas and a bigger battery would be good as well. But of course that makes it heavier.

[@user-ev4yx2ul6d]

Traduire en français merci 😊

[@andrewscott5464]

How can I invest in this company

[@jiggnorth3593]

Very bad idea

[@daleharris3896]

Design it to be foot launched so no stupid license is required

[@billcallahan9303]

That's my thought exactly Dale! Me and you think alike! I own a Maxair ultralight back when they were actually ultralights. FAA, as you know, had to change their minds. I didn't. I still call it an ultralight and fly it as such. No N number. No nothing! Piss on 'em.

[@dafrasier1]

Toroidal propeller ?

[@rgthomson1]

At 98k the mark up must be huge, rather buy a used copter

[@DavidSmith-oy4of]

All the bank jobs you could pull with these.

[@davec7641]

You would have to do the bank job first just to afford one.

[@klopinator]

Not watching because text to speech voice is annoying.

[@jeffreyoneill6439]

What happens with a motor dying?

[@jingle1161]

Those open propellers are accidents waiting to happen.

[@firstlast2034]

Yeah, just like regular air planes. There is always a down side to anything if you think negative.

[@puerco911]

i dont think that just a single motor failure is enough safety when it has 8 total, unless you just launch the chute if more than 1 fails

[@fishdude666ify]

Eight is good but twelve is better as far as that goes.

[@gangleweed]

@@fishdude666ify bigger battery then....

[@kjellfagerheim6789]

This one needs wings..... longer ranges....! Put smal wings on top of the aircraft...!

[@budzilla4053]

Don’t worry they have delivered 0 of these to customers. They are sold out for two years for a product they can’t and won’t deliver. Scam!

[@tl3139]

I better cancel my order.

[@matthewspry4217]

Life's fun when you have money 💰

[@RyanJones-rg4ly]

The heards asking questions use old codes from the 90s flying cars to 2023

[@MENSA.lady2]

If it can carry a human it's NOT a drone.

[@natural_nc7230]

I can't find any evidence that any have been delivered. Send them 8 grand to order and see how that works out for you.

[@winorbin]

Why dont they do a petrol(gas) version?

[@cuttersgoose]

Exactly

[@hyena131]

@winorbin Because it's 2023 and petrol/gas becomes more outdated each and every day.

[@cuttersgoose]

Please Stop…. Gas is gonna be around a long time…don’t believe the bulls*it lies, petroleum is a mineral produced by the magma in the earth , not a fossil, the earth has enough fuel for hundreds of years or more, And when I was in school, plants thrived on CO2, so stop listening to the climate change idiots….

[@BjorckBengt]

@@cuttersgooseSorry but your statement proves that you were not in school, at least you didn't learn anything.

[@cuttersgoose]

@@BjorckBengt yup, im a dummy..once again, you are right...oh how i wish i were you...such a man...

[@toshiro6589]

no birds have been killed, all propellers are still operational after the impact...