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French inventor crosses English Channel on jet-powered hoverboard
Confirmed: Franky Zapata sets new Farthest hoverboard flight record in France | Guinness World Records
French inventor flies across English Channel on jet-powered hoverboard | Mashable
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Flyboard Air, a combination of jetpack and hoverboard
French hoverboard pilot will retry jet-powered flight to England | Engadget
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Zapata's jet-powered hoverboard flies at 80mph
Real Iron Man' hoverboard inventor is recruiting 25 people to test a new craft | Daily Mail Online
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Hoverboard world record smashed by jet ski champion with 2km flight over French Riviera - Mirror Online
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Franky Zapata's Flyboard Air Is the World's Only Flying Hoverboard – Robb Report
Hoverboard flier Franky Zapata crosses the English Channel - Autoblog
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Hoverboard at war? French military eye tech after channel crossing - CSMonitor.com
Hoverboarding Jet Ski champ Franky Zapata is working on a high-performance flying car - CNET
Zapata's jet-powered hoverboard flies at 80mph
My goal is to ride the clouds,' says French hoverboard record-breaker - CSMonitor.com
