The new generation of remote controlled vehicles takes this classic toy into the skies. Within the array of quadcopters flying about, Airhawk A-10C Thunderbolt distinguishes itself with its spectacular features and design. Built for ease of use and agility, Airhawk will provide hours of amusement and entertainment. Controlled by a 2.4GHz radio remote control, Airhawk can be flown up, down, front, back, right and left. Airhawk possesses the unique ability to perform stunts, such as an amazing 3D Flip. Spectators will be awed watching the drone fly, flip and float through the air. Strong safety guards surrounding each propeller provide a protective circle preventing in-flight wear and damage. With maximum height of up to 300 feet, the possibilities for fun are endless.

• Airhawk improves on the standard copter design with its 4 blades 6-axis design makes the gyroscope adjustable, promoting flying stability and making flying more intuitive than with other copters Flight hardware and smart self-regulations allow beginners and experienced fliers alike to simply relax and enjoy the fun of flying utomatic return
• LED Lights to help track the quadcopter in flight Extended 10-minute battery life Unique Headless Mode will keep the aircraft on course and make sure it does not stray from home
• If flying long distances and you lose sight of Airhawk, simply press a button on your remote control transmitter and it will automatically return to the take-off position Headless Mode together with LED lights will ensure you never lose sight of this aircraft
• Maximum height of 300' 2.4GHz radio remote control
• Airhawk can be flown up, down, front, back, right and left 3D flip capabilities Age range: 14 years and up

Airhawk improves on the standard copter design with its 4 blades 6-axis design makes the gyroscope adjustable, promoting flying stability and making flying more intuitive than with other copters Flight hardware and smart self-regulations allow beginners and experienced fliers alike to simply relax and enjoy the fun of flying utomatic returnairhawk