There is some controversy on the subject of being “Green” in your business. Rather than debate global warming, carbon offsets, and other current topics, I simply look at this from the viewpoint of...
There is some controversy on the subject of being “Green” in your business. Rather than debate global warming, carbon offsets, and other current topics, I simply look at this from the viewpoint of...
Business travel by air often involves renting a car at the destination airport. After traveling for hours, getting the TSA ‘special treatment’, and dealing with delays, by the time I arrive at my...
Switchblade Owners Frank Hanlon and Brian Purdy Speak with FAN
Switchblade Owners Frank Hanlon and Brian Purdy speak with host Ben Coleman of FAN, discussing the vehicle’s safety features, and what engineering and wind tunnel testing have been done.
Ken Chatham II and Ken Sr. discuss safety features and more
Lakeland, Florida — Host Mel Smith speaks with these early Switchblade Owners, who discuss the concept of a flying car and Samson’s goal to develop a vehicle that is safe and comfortable in both modes.
What is the Switchblade?
Brian describes it as the first flying sports car, a new way of thinking about travel, freedom. Some of the features of the instrument panel are described as well as the Motus V-4 engine.
Switchblade Owners Brian Purdy, Ken Chatham II, and Ken Chatham Sr. talk with FAN
What is the Switchblade? Brian describes it as the first flying sports car, a new way of thinking about travel. As an Angel Flight pilot, Ken II plans to use the Switchblade to fly (and drive) people to the hospital.
Switchblade Owners Ken Chatham II and Ken Sr. radio interview
Mel Smith, Host of Sun ’n Fun Radio AM 1510, interviewed Switchblade Owners Ken Chatham II and Ken Chatham Sr.
Flying Sports Car On Central Oregon’s Horizon
Aiming to spotlight Central Oregon startups that are economic trend setters, this column searches out local businesses demonstrating innovations that have the potential to set industry standards outside our region.