The former aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk left Bremerton, Washington, Saturday and is now en-route to a Texas shipbreaker to be turned into scrap. The last oil-fired carrier, Kitty Hawk was ...

After more than a decade of trying to make flying cars a reality, Kitty Hawk is shutting down. “We’re still working on the details of what’s next,” the Larry Page-backed startup posted to LinkedIn on ...

Kitty Hawk’s Flyer, the company’s first flying car project, is no more. The company has announced that it’s shutting down the initiative in a blog post, where it has also revealed that it’ll focus on ...

Flying car startup Kitty Hawk has revealed its third electric aircraft — and it can cover 160 kilometers (100 miles) while making almost no noise at all. Project Heaviside is a high-performance, ...

SAN DIEGOSAN DIEGO — The aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk steamed into San Diego in the fall of 1961 with fanfare usually enjoyed by royalty, wrote the San Diego Union’s Lester Bell in a story announcing ...

The name Kitty Hawk, of course, conjures up grainy black-and-white images of the Wright brothers in their bowler hats soaring from the high dunes – if only for a few important seconds – in their ...

It was once the biggest symbol of American military power in the Indo-Pacific, battle tested from Vietnam to the Persian Gulf and a survivor of a collision with a Soviet submarine. But the glory days ...

It's a good year for flying cars. Uber is revealing its concept for a flying car this week, and German company Lilium just revealed its own prototype. Aeromobil is committing to a production run of ...

Kitty Hawk's Heaviside, named after the late English mathematician and physicist Oliver Heaviside. Eleven years after Google co-founder Larry Page bankrolled one of the first efforts to develop an ...

No pilot's license necessary, Kitty Hawk says. — -- Kitty Hawk, a Silicon-Valley startup named for the Wright Brothers' first controlled flight and backed by Google co-founder Larry Page, today ...