Iron Man Jet suit : Top 10 Facts about Gravity Jet suit : Flying suit

'm a huge fan of Iron Man, so when the real-life opportunity to suit up like Tony Stark presented itself, I didn't hesitate to book a flight from JFK airport to Heathrow to test-drive a flying jet suit.

The invitation to fly like a superhero came via Richard Browning, CEO of Gravity Industries and the inventor of the Gravity Jet Suit. If you haven't seen the viral videos of Browning flying through the sky in his insane invention (I had), then let me give you a little bit of background.


Browning is a former British Royal Marine and oil trader who set out on a mission in early 2016 to make human flight a reality. By October that year, he had a suit that could fly. He's constantly enhancing his invention, and today the suit is propelled by two mini jet engines strapped to each forearm and a slightly larger jet attached on your back.

Total propulsion: 1,050 horsepower. "That's more than a Bugatti Veyron. Nearly one and a half Indy cars. It's phenomenal," says Browning.

When you see Browning effortlessly zoom across the sky like a comic book hero, you'll understand why I was so excited to "work" on this assignment. The suit sells for $440,000, so unless I hit the lottery, this is my one and only chance to fly like Iron Man.
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