Exclusive Tail Fold Patent Granted to Switchblade Flying Car Manufacturer
New Patent Allows Flying Surfaces to Retract Into Body of Vehicle
Designed for convenience, the tail fold mechanism works seamlessly and at the touch of a button within the cockpit of the vehicle. The patented design allows the tail and propellers to retract into the body of the vehicle, fully protecting all flying surfaces while in drive mode. Company officials consider that providing these safety measures on the ground will help in making the vehicle easier to insure. Further, the design also allows Switchblade owners to park their vehicle in any standard garage, saving the cost of additional storage or hangar fees.
"We are the only flying car that can comply with this very important insurance requirement of protecting the flying surfaces while driving," stated Bousfield. "We are also the only flying car with high-performance in both driving and flying modes."
Bousfield, designer of the Switchblade, stated there are more patents still in progress in the
You can view the vehicle transforming from driving to flying mode in this animated video rendering.
The Switchblade Flying Car, which had its successful official First Flight in
For more information about the Switchblade and to follow its progress into production, visit: www.SamsonSky.com
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