Backpack Human Flying Kits

German Engineers are Working on the Ultimate Backpack for Flying

Skyflash is the ultimate backpack airplane to fly just like a bird. The only difference to the commonly known birds is a 160 hp double jet-engine power plant mounted right in the back of the pilot.

The pilot takes off lying comfortably on a 10 foot off road landing gear. After just a few moments he gets airborne and then everything responds to the actions of his body. A slight motion of his finger accelerates; outstretching his arm starts a turn. Finally, he can bend his knees and turn skywards.

The wings are worn just like a backpack and weigh only 60lb. Rides up to 200 miles are possible with just a few gallons of fuel. Ceiling is finally reached at 30,000 feet, so there is plenty of enough time and space to have some fun with the smaller birds. 

Unlike a lot of other similar concepts that exist, the Skyflash is capable of taking off from any grass runway and land there again. A parachute is included just in case of an emergency.

It's being developed by a team of German engineers working on the plane for more than five years. Controlled just like a hang-glider, it might probably become the most pure flying experience anyone could have.
Trend Themes
1. Personal Aviation - The development of backpack airplanes signals an opportunity for innovators to create new model designs and features to expand the personal aviation industry.
2. Autonomous Flight - As backpack airplanes become more advanced, there is an opportunity to integrate autonomous flight technology to make personal aviation more accessible to the general public.
3. Eco-friendly Flying - There is an opportunity for the aviation industry to focus on developing more eco-friendly engines for backpack airplanes to reduce the industry's carbon footprint and promote sustainable travel.
Industry Implications
1. Aerospace - The development of backpack airplanes presents an opportunity for aerospace companies to tap into the personal aviation market and develop innovative designs to enhance the user's flying experience.
2. Adventure Tourism - As flying backpacks hit the market, adventure tourism companies may have the opportunity to offer new and exciting experiences for thrill-seekers, catering toward a new demographic of aviation enthusiasts.
3. Renewable Energy - The demand for eco-friendly flying presents opportunities for renewable energy companies to create more efficient and sustainable engines for backpack airplanes.

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