New Zealand's Martin Aircraft Company has tested a jetpack that can soar to 5,000 feet and cruise at more than 60 mph. [partner id="wireduk"]"This test also validated ...

Prior to last week, the highest altitude a jetpack has soared was roughly 50 feet. Since then, that mark has been bested by, oh, 4,950 feet. On May 21, researchers at Martin Aircraft, an aviation ...

The message carried on the 1993 2D video game “Jetpack,” created by 16-year old Adam Pedersen and distributed by Software Creations on floppy disk, pledged an updated sequel to fans in a couple of ...

A pilot in Southern California has captured video of what appears to be a person flying a jetpack, the first visual evidence of an unexplained flying object that seems similar to a reported jetpack ...

A pair of mysterious jetpack sightings near Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) made headlines this summer. Multiple pilots claimed to have spotted somebody wearing a jetpack and cruising around 3 ...

Earlier this week, aerospace upstart Jetpack Aviation unveiled its JB-9 jetpack in a spectacular display of the jetpack’s performance. Australian entrepreneur and jetpack co-inventor David Mayman ...

Barry's best friend Flash, a robot dog, is just one of many features in Jetpack Joyride version 1.4. Check out the power of the x-ray specs featured in the 1.3 update for Jetpack Joyride dropping on ...

OK, so the Martin Jetpack may not have gone into commercial production quite as soon as we'd anticipated, but there's still hope on the horizon. Over the weekend, Glenn Martin's flying machine ...

Pilots might've spotted the elusive person who has apparently been jetpacking around the Los Angeles area. In case you haven't heard or seen, someone has, apparently, been flying what appears to be a ...

Martin's latest Jetpack demo video may not show the pilot reaching such lofty altitudes as Jetpack International managed, but their machine is a whole lot more impressive to look at. It'll keep you ...

The video is real and had not been doctored. However, the man shown using the jetpack, known as a "Jet Suit," was an operator for Gravity Industries, not an active British Royal Marine. We found ...