deepflight super falcon hydrobatic craft created by former james bond villain
as the pilot or passenger, one has the freedom to do barrel rolls with dolphins, go inverted and cruise alongside grey whales and sharks, or dive straight down into the abyss for deep sea exploration.
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deepflight super falcon submarine created by former james bond villain
all images courtesy of deepflight
deepflight submarines are the result of forty-five years of experience innovating the world’s most advanced underwater vehicles. led by graham hawkes – a british marine engineer responsible for building and piloting a hydrobatic craft that attacked james bond in the 1980 film ‘for your eyes only’ – the ‘super falcon’ mark II has been completely redeveloped following the success of its predeccesor, the ‘super falcon’ mark I. as the pilot or passenger in a boundless sea, one has the freedom to do barrel rolls with dolphins, go inverted and cruise alongside grey whales and sharks, or dive into the abyss for deep sea exploration.
state-of-the-art tech, coupled with light, high strength composites provides unparalleled speed, range and agility
advanced piloting and life support electronics such as fingertip controls, a intuitive graphical flight display and through-water communication make exploring easy, allowing users to focus on the underwater journey. the advanced submarine features led lights and low electromagnetic fields to leave the depths undisturbed. the craft is equipped with lithium ion batteries to provide a quiet, efficient ride with zero emissions.
front view of deepflight super falcon
rear view of deepflight super falcon
deepflight’s patented winged design is capable of operating at depths of up-to 11,000 meters
the craft is uniquely buoyant, meaning it can automatically float back to the surface
interior cockpit of the deepflight super falcon
[h/t] the verge
