Jetpack Aviation Corporation // JB12

Auction Start: October 30, 2024
Auction End: November 6, 2024 12:00 pm

JB12 Details

Make:

Jetpack Aviation Corporation

Model:

JB12

Year:

NA

Auction Start Date:
October 30, 2024
Auction Start Date:

2024-10-30

Serial No:

UNK

Seat:

NA

Category:

Experimental

Time:
Location: Long Beach, CA
Description: This JetPack represents the culmination of JetPack Aviation Corporation’s development program, marking a historic and iconic end to their pioneering journey. Featuring an unprecedented six-engine configuration, it delivers the highest life capacity ever achieved, far surpassing traditional two-engine design. Engine redundancy ensures it is the safest JetPack we’ve ever produced, complemented by the most advanced avionics system in our lineup. Entirely experimental in nature, this JetPack will be fully decommissioned and disabled, making it unfit for flight. It will serve as a display-only piece, celebrating its place in JetPack history.
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Contact Phone: 254-735-5030
Contact Email: aircrew@airspaceauctions.com
Registration Number: NA
Make: Jetpack Aviation Corporation
Model: JB12
Required Deposit: $3,000
Buyers Premium: 6%
Start Date: October 30, 2024
End Date: November 6, 2024 12:00 pm
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Own a Piece of American Ingenuity: The Jetpack JB12 Auction

As Americans, we cherish freedom, independence, and the relentless pursuit of innovation. Now, as our nation heads into one of its most crucial election weeks, you have the rare opportunity to own a piece of history that embodies these very ideals. JetPack Aviation Corporation’s JB12, the ultimate expression of personal flight and American ingenuity, is up for auction starting October 30, 2024, and closing November 6—just as the country elects its next leader.

The Spirit of Freedom, Reinvented

The JB12 JetPack is not just another flying machine; it’s a statement. Powered by six kerosene/diesel turbojet engines that produce an astounding 100 pounds of thrust each, this incredible device is built to break barriers—literally and figuratively. It represents the culmination of JetPack Aviation’s quest for the safest, most advanced personal flight systems ever designed. This isn’t a run-of-the-mill gadget. It’s a collector’s item that stands for freedom, ingenuity, and America’s unparalleled ability to push the envelope of innovation.

Imagine strapping on a 90-pound machine that can thrust you up to speeds of 120 mph, with a flight time of up to 8 minutes. The JB12’s six-engine configuration isn’t just for speed; it offers redundancy, ensuring that this JetPack is the safest model ever created. It’s a marvel of engineering, balancing power and agility with a computer-controlled throttle system that adjusts engine thrust, all while giving the pilot full manual control over pitch and roll. Thrust vectoring provides yaw control, turning you into the master of the skies.

A Testament to American Ingenuity

The JB12 is more than just a machine; it’s a testament to the pioneering spirit that has made America great. Created by JetPack Aviation Corporation, a company founded and run by engineers driven by passion, the JB12’s journey from concept to completion is a story of perseverance, much like the American dream itself.

Although the FAA has decommissioned this particular unit, and it is sold as a display-only piece, it still comes with all the parts that once made it flight-worthy. This JetPack may never take to the skies again, but its presence in your collection will serve as a reminder of what’s possible when freedom and ingenuity come together. It stands as a symbol of what America does best: break boundaries and soar above the rest.

An Auction That Stands for Freedom

In these times, as we fight to keep America true to its core values, participating in this auction is about more than just acquiring a unique piece of aviation history. It’s a celebration of the free market—an auction, the epitome of democracy in action, where everyone has a shot. When you place your bid, you’re not only investing in an iconic aircraft; you’re standing up for the principles of freedom, capitalism, and the American way of life. This election season, owning this JetPack could be the ultimate statement of patriotism.

Starting October 30 and ending November 6, 2024, the JB12 auction will take place in Long Beach, California. Hosted by Airspace Auctions, this event aligns with the very week we, as a nation, choose our next president. What better way to celebrate the spirit of freedom and self-determination than by participating in a free-market auction?

Specifications and Auction Details

This JetPack may be decommissioned, but its specs are enough to make any patriot’s heart race. The JB12 features:

  • Fuel Capacity: 10 gallons of kerosene or diesel
  • Flight Time: 8 minutes
  • Weight Capacity: 230 pounds with payload and full fuel
  • Unit Weight: 90 pounds
  • Top Speed: 120 mph
  • Engines: Six 100-pound thrust turbojet engines

The JB12’s advanced avionics include fuel content monitoring, engine data (including exhaust gas temperature, fuel pump voltage, engine RPM), and engine calibration status. These features were crafted with the utmost precision to provide unparalleled control over personal flight, making it the safest and most advanced JetPack ever produced.

How to Participate

To bid on this piece of American aviation history, visit the auction starting October 30, 2024, in Long Beach, CA. A deposit of $3,000 is required to participate, with a buyer’s premium of 6%. 

Don’t miss your chance to own the JetPack JB12—a symbol of American freedom, ingenuity, and the ultimate expression of individual power. This election season, let your voice be heard at the polls and in the auction room.

JB12 Details

Make:

Jetpack Aviation Corporation

Model:

JB12

Year:

NA

Auction Start Date:
October 30, 2024
Auction Start Date:

2024-10-30

Serial No:

UNK

Seat:

NA

Category:

Experimental

Time:

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