We know you’ve been waiting, so here it is: The first flying “sports” car is jetting onto the scene. It’s called the Samson Switchblade, and it’s ready to turn you into a super commuter...if you know ...

A small company based in Oregon dubbed Samson Motors has just previewed the upcoming flying sports car it intends on launching in 2018. The Samson Switchblade features three-wheels and is powered by a ...

The FAA has given the Samson Switchblade, a fast, street-legal three-wheeler car that can instantly transform into a 200 mph (322 km/h) airplane! The green light for airworthiness was given after 14 ...

Samson Sky just sharpened its Switchblade, improving the design aerodynamics of this novel three-wheeled, fixed-wing flying car. The improved design is the latest since the concept’s initial ...

We've been dreaming and waiting for the flying car of the future for what feels like an eternity. We're still to get it, on a wide scale and under the conditions we were promised, and there's still no ...

Samson says it's taken some 2,300 reservations for the Switchblade, from 57 different countries, at an estimated starting price of US$170,000, highlighting the fact that there's definitely a market ...

Flying cars have long been heralded as a wave of the future. But getting behind the wheel of a vehicle that can fly is (probably) much different than one that stays on the ground. Thus, Samson Sky – a ...

The idea of a car that turns into a plane in three minutes sounds like a dream. Imagine you’re driving along during peak hour. You get an alert of incoming traffic and shapeshift into an aircraft that ...

The Switchblade flying car will be a focus of Friday's Sun ‘n Fun festivities. Samson Sky Samson Sky says it’s now holding 615 reservations for its new Switchblade kit-built, flying sports car. The ...

Flying car has become one of the most misapplied terms in aviation, but startup Samson Sky has conducted the first flight of the Switchblade, a true roadable aircraft planned to be initially offered ...

In kindergarten, Sam Bousfield showed his friends pictures of flying cars and told them that one day, they'd exist. Although certainly a visionary at a young age, Bousfield had no idea that he'd be ...

Aug. 4—Children of the 1950s will perhaps remember fanciful drawings in magazines of smiling families soaring around in flying cars. Well, that vision is about to come true, if Samson Sky of Redmond ...