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Slovak flying car has been granted an airworthiness certificate
It looks like we will soon see flying cars in real life, not just in the movies. The AirCar, a convertible car-to-aircraft vehicle, has been granted an airworthiness certificate in Slovakia.
The Slovak Transport Authority granted Klein Vision’s flying car an Airworthiness Certificate after the vehicle completed more than
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Flying cars could be a part of the very near future already
If we take the movies Back to the Future or Blade Runner, it should have been a natural part of our daily routine some time ago that we would use flying vehicles to cover even the smallest distances. Well, contrary to the predictions of the screenwriters, it seems that this
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According to Hyundai chief, we will be traveling in flying cars by 2030
Perhaps the reality of air taxis is not that far away, as Michael Cole, chief executive for European operations of South Korean automaker Hyundai, says flying cars will become everyday means of urban travel by the second half of the decade.
Hyundai teamed up with Uber to develop a flying
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Flying taxi for long distances | VoloConnect
The company Volocopter, working in urban air mobility, has unveiled its new, hi-tech, four-seat electric aircraft designed for connecting suburbs to cities: the Volocopter. Let’s see!
The new electric aircraft capable of vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) can travel longer distances, and offers an affordable, efficient and sustainable flight
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A helicopter and a DeLorean combined | CityHawk
CityHawk is an electronic flying car, which takes us a little bit ‘Back to the
Future’ given that it looks like a new, modern version of the DeLorean time
machine. The futuristic vehicle designed by Metro Skyways comes with many
specific features. Let’s see the details!
The amazing concept
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A flying car from 1959 | Curtiss-Wright
The trend (or rather craze) of experimenting with flying cars did not just
emerge in the past few years. In the 1960s, Curtiss-Wright corporation excelling
in air travel started to develop a special vehicle in collaboration with the US
Army, as after World War II, they thought the amphibious vehicle