Watch Dubai Police fly a crazy Star Wars-like hoverbike Dubai's crime busters will soon be swooping down from the skies. The oil-rich nation has begun training its cops to fly the S3 2019 ...

Dubai Police's iconic fleet redefines law enforcement with a world-leading collection of supercars, electric vehicles, and ...

It takes two-and-a-half hours for the bikes to reach full charge, and each one will set Dubai back around $150,000. "Currently we have two crews already training [to pilot the hoverbike], and we ...

Dubai police are training two crews to operate the Hoversurf S3 VTOL aircraft for use as first responders in emergency ... Dubai Police to Ride on Flying Bikes. Published: 9 Nov 2018, 09:03 UTC ...

Dubai Police unveil flying bike, ... up to 300 kg of weight at a speed of 70km/h,” First Sergeant Ali Ahmad Mohammad from the VIP Security Department in Dubai Police told Gulf News.

Hoverbike Dubai Police. This might still be a little early for the hoverbikes which are pretty limited when it comes to range, with a flying time of about 10 to 25 minutes per charge.

The police force in Dubai is well known to drive around in Bugatti Veyrons, but soon its officers will be cruising at up to 45 mph through the air, over all of the traffic, on their hoverbikes.

Dubai's police force is adding a new ride in the form of a hoverbike.Officially called Hoversurf, the bike was unveiled by Dubai Police at this year's the Gitex Technology Week conference, who ...

Here's some video of the Hoversurf Scorpion in flight, in its Dubai Police livery. Dubai police hoverbike! View gallery - 4 images ...

Dubai Police has reportedly started training officers to use a flying motorbike that was first showcased at the tech exhibition GITEX in 2017. According to CNN, California-based startup Hoversurf has ...

Dubai Police unveiled a number of new technologies at this week’s Gitex 2017. The policing authority unveiled a flying police bike, currently at concept stage, that is being developed in partnership ...

In an impressive display of advanced technology at their disposal, Dubai Police on Sunday revealed a robo cop, an auto police patrol, and a flying motorbike at Gitex. The new flying bike ‘Hoversurf’ ...