Flying cars in the coming years

In Japan, the first air taxis could take off in 2025, in Europe a year earlier, although for the time being they can only carry luggage. The development of urban flying vehicles is at the finishing line. According to a European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) official, commercial services could be launched as early as 2024, starting with autonomous baggage drones.

Flyer and Cora

For several years now, Google founder Larry Page has unveiled the mysterious “flying car” project, the Kitty Hawk, a fully electric floating vehicle designed specifically to fly over water. Recently, the company unveiled an updated version of its recreational aircraft, the Flyer, which has undergone a major improvement over the original concept.

Flying cars can travel in New Hampshire

New Hampshire is the first in the United States to allow futuristic vehicles. In 1788, this Member State was the first to have a constitution, and now it seems to be pioneers in other areas as well. They have passed a bill called Jetson, which will allow futuristic vehicles to be found on public roads in the future.

AeroMobil 5.0 flying car

After ten years of design work, AeroMobil’s latest electric concept aircraft can finally hope for success. A couple of years ago, the engineering company AeroMobil, an engineering company, had literally seen its dreams fall to the ground when the car of the previous plane crashed. One of the prototypes got into an “unexpected situation” during a test flight and crashed.

The electric motor of the Rolls-Royce flying car is also being developed in Hungary

It is the aviation division of a British company that supplies electric aircraft engines for small aircraft taking off and landing. Although Rolls-Royce is very well known as the most famous luxury car brand, at least as important a division of the group is the aircraft engine and military machinery manufacturing unit.