Kitty Hawk’s first working prototype looks more like a flying raft by Alan Boyle on April 24, 2017 at 10:59 am April 24, 2017 at 11:18 am Share 6 Tweet Share Reddit Email ...

Kitty Hawk expects to start selling the Flyer by the end of 2017. This will be a practical reality within months, in other words. You can already put down $100 to sign up for a $2,000 discount on ...

Kitty Hawk says its Flyer can be operated without a pilot's license as long as you fly it in "uncongested areas." The startup hasn't said how much the Flyer will cost, but it's offering an early ...

Kitty Hawk is the “flying car” company that’s financially backed by Google founder Larry Page, and today it has published the first video of its prototype aircraft. The company describes the ...

By RACER BROWN Golden Hawk" is the name applied to the Studebaker-Packard Corporation's 1956 high-powered "sports type" passenger car. The name and the componen ...

Kitty Hawk is backed by Google co-founder Larry Page, who committed $100 million, CBS San Francisco reports.The flying vehicle will hit the market by the end of 2017, the company said.

Kitty Hawk, a startup backed by Google’s Larry Page, has just piloted its first flying aircraft prototype. But its vehicle of the future is not meant to hit roads, to be clear.

Kitty Hawk, Larry Page’s air taxi outfit, on Thursday showed off its latest concept—an eight-motor prototype that uses an unconventional forward-swept wing, and is purportedly 100 times ...

Check out the latest personal flying machine from Kitty Hawk. Capable of vertical take-offs and landings powered by its 10 sets of rotors, the all-electric Flyer can reach speeds of up to 20 mph ...

Kitty Hawk and Boeing are teaming up on flying cars Boeing is just about the biggest name in aerospace, despite some recent troubles, but if it's going to survive against the likes of Airbus, it's ...