Still Waiting for the Ultimate Hybrid Plane-Boat: Time Machine (July 1989)
The Airfish II was supposed to debut in 1990, with a 20-ft. wingspan and 65-hp engine, and cruising speed of 72 mph. We’re still waiting, and Fischer is still working-his current prototype is called Airfish VIII.
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April 7th, 2008 at 2:06 am
[...] Still Waiting for the Ultimate Hybrid Plane-Boat: Time Machine (July 1989) The Airfish II was supposed to debut in 1990, with a 20-ft. wingspan and 65-hp engine, and cruising speed of 72 mph. We’re still waiting, and Fischer is still working-his current prototype is called Airfish VIII. Distributors […] [...]