News
Korean International Boat Show
The Hov Pod Hovercraft was star of the show at the Korean International Boat Show,demonstrated by new Hov Pod Dealer Hovertech Ltd.
London Press Service
Considerable interest has been aroused in the UK-made product since its launch at the 2002 Southampton Boat Show in southern England and subsequent appearance at the recent London Boat Show. Some overseas visitors were interested in using Hov Pod as a leisure craft while others considered it could be a valuable aid as a rescue vehicle for police work.
OIS-AT Announces Strategic Ties With HovPod, UK
NEW DELHI, India, February 5, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --In yet another strategic move, that considerably boosts OIS-AT's technology and manufacturing capabilities - OIS Advanced Technology (OIS-AT) announced its strategic relationship with HovPod, UK as its OEM in India. Under this agreement OIS-AT will perform all the functions of OEM of Hovercraftsfor civilian and military use.
Hovercraft for archaeological site surveys
There seems to be a general mis-conception that hovercraft died out in the early 1970’s – but reports of the death of hovercraft have been greatly exaggerated.New manufacturing techniques have reduced the size and costs of hovercraft and emerging technologies can be configured with hovercraft to help speed up archaeological site surveys.
New UK Legislation Opens The Way For Small Hovercraft
have always confused nautical authorities. Right back to when Sir Christopher Cockrell pioneered the technology in the 1950's, neither the air force nor navy could quite decide who was to take hold of the new vehicle. Large hovercraft had their day in both the military and commercial sectors, but to all intents, this ended in 2000 with the death of the cross channel SRN-4's. Small hovercraft have a modest but growing role to play in recreational, utility, commercial and military operations.
HOV POD
Fly Me
Coast Guard commissions Hovercraft H-193 in Haldia