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And that’s what truly makes the hemp plane special. Sure, it’s a rather
admirable feat in its own right, but it’s also a billboard of sorts. We
have talked about how a fully-legalized and regulated hemp industry could be worth billions
before, and how the industry’s potential could be far beyond what
anyone previously thought. The hemp plane exemplifies that perfectly.
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If all goes according to schedule, the four-seater plane—which will be
made of no less than 75 percent hemp, and will run on hemp-based
bio-fuel—will make its maiden flight sometime this fall or next spring
from Kitty Hawk, N.C., site of the Wright Brothers’ historic take off.
It’s the first part of Derek Kesek’s broader vision to help get
industrial-hemp use off the ground and why he chose to make a plane
rather than, say, a hemp motorcycle: It’ll get noticed.
http://www.outsideonline.com/adventure-travel/escapes/scout/Hemp-May-Be-the-Future-of-Flying.html
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The Hemp Plane is a four-seat, two engine aircraft that can go about 210
miles per hour. The project, developed by former organic restaurant
owner Derek Kesek, is currently in the funding stage. Kesek cites
Richard Branson as an inspiration. “I want to build a spaceship and be
up next to Richard Branson in space with hemp,” said Kesek, who plans to take off in the Hemp Plane from the historic site of Kitty Hawk.
http://2paragraphs.com/2015/02/worlds-first-hemp-plane-to-take-off-from-kitty-hawk/