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Sunday, May 29, 2011:

Martin Jetpack Soars to 5000ft Bringing the Future a Step Closer

Christchurch, New Zealand ‐ The future of Jetpack travel is a step closer after the latest record‐breaking test in the Martin Jetpack. The Jetpack shot into the sky over the Canterbury Plains at a climb rate of 800ft per minute, reaching an altitude of 5,000ft (previous record 100ft/min & 50ft altitude) before safely deploying the first ballistic jetpack parachute.

 
 

Sunday, November 21, 2010:

Martin Jetpack one of Time Magazine's 2010 50 Best Inventions

Kristina Koveshnikova - The National Business Review

 
 

Sunday, November 21, 2010:

Kiwi Jetpack inventor in Time magazine top 50

A collection of videos from 2010 Time magazine Top 50 inventions

 
 

Tuesday, September 22, 2009:

Firm hopes to nail big jetpack deal with government

Martin Aircraft Company, the inventor of a personal "flying machine", expects to take six months to nail down a potential $100 million-a-year deal with a foreign government.

 
 

Sunday, March 15, 2009:

Deal paves way for jetpack factory

The Martin Aircraft Company has signed a $12 million joint-venture deal to start production of the world's first commercially available jetpack.

 
 

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