I can’t believe this is real! The Volonaut Airbike makes sci-fi dreams a reality. Ever wanted to fly a speeder bike in the air? Clip and Full 3 min vid

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I can’t believe this is real! The Volonaut Airbike makes sci-fi dreams a reality. Ever wanted to fly a speeder bike? 🚀 pic.twitter.com/5rY8FR5MjY

— Justin Hart (@justin_hart) April 29, 2025

Meet the Airbike – Your personal hoverbike straight from the Future! The Volonaut Airbike flying motorbike is a breakthrough in personal air mobility. This futuristic vehicle is a realization of a bold concept often portrayed in science fiction movies – an inspiration that with time became the obsession of its creator, entrepreneur and inventor Tomasz Patan. This “superbike for the skies” is powered by jet propulsion and is designed to carry one person with speeds up to 200km/h or 124mph.

Yes I did. I might just get to. They need to make it look just like the one from Star Wars, though. I need it. – CD74
Meet George jetson his boy Elroy daughter Judy Jane his wife
Does anyone else see this and think “oh good another way to die in an accident” ?
Battery life? Cargo/piolit weight? Only useful if I can use for few hours to go explore my wilderness close by for more than 20 mins per flight.
One wrong move and it will send you into a tree with juice squeezing speed.
The Volonaut Airbike is a jet-powered, single-seat hoverbike developed by Polish inventor Tomasz Patan, previously involved with Jetson Aero’s Jetson ONE. Often compared to Star Wars speeder bikes, it’s designed as a “superbike for the skies,” blending sci-fi aesthetics with advanced engineering. Here’s a detailed breakdown based on available information:

Propulsion: Uses small jet engines (likely four JetCat P550-PRO engines generating ~224 kgf of thrust) for vertical takeoff, hovering, and forward flight, avoiding traditional propellers for a sleek, agile design. This enables speeds up to 200 km/h (124 mph).

Design: Compact and lightweight (seven times lighter than a typical motorcycle), it employs carbon fiber, 3D printing, and a minimalist approach. Its slim profile allows navigation through confined spaces

Stabilization and Control: A proprietary stabilization system with a flight computer ensures automatic hover and intuitive control via a motorcycle-like setup (throttle, joystick, pedals). The rider enjoys a 360-degree unobstructed view, enhancing the sensation of freedom

Size and Maneuverability: Described as resembling a sport motorcycle, its compact silhouette and lack of exposed propellers make it highly maneuverable, ideal for gliding over landscapes

Creator: Tomasz Patan, a Polish engineer and entrepreneur, founded Volonaut after working on futuristic eVTOL (electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing) concepts at Jetson Aero. His vision draws from science-fiction, aiming to make personal air mobility accessible
Stealth Mode: The project emerged from “stealth” development, with teasers released in late April 2025 and an official launch video on April 30, 2025.
Inspiration: The Airbike’s design and concept are heavily inspired by sci-fi, particularly Star Wars’ speeder bikes, aiming to turn fictional mobility into reality.
Applications: Marketed as a breakthrough in personal air mobility, it could redefine short-distance travel (e.g., cutting a 50-mile commute to 20 miles via direct flight). Enthusiasts see it as a thrilling, high-tech alternative to ground transport.
Limitations: Key details like range, fuel type, battery life, cost, and regulatory approval remain undisclosed. Safety concerns include potential malfunctions at low altitudes, with no mention of parachutes or fail-safes
Availability: No clear timeline for commercial release or pricing has been shared. Interested users are encouraged to follow Volonaut’s social media for updates
Social media, especially X and Reddit, shows enthusiasm for its sci-fi aesthetic and potential to revolutionize transport. Posts compare it to video game vehicles (e.g., GTA V) and express eagerness to test it