Surely many are familiar with Luc Besson’s film The Fifth Element, in which Bruce Willis, who plays Korben Dallas, searches the endless tall skyscrapers, hauling a car-like air taxi to the daily filler. The forms of transport seen in Franco-British sci-fi were once thought to be the minimum smile of dreams in our lives, but the 24 years since the cinema was shown proved to be a breathtaking tale, responsible dreamers of transport technology take work seriously, at least most.
Urban Air Port’s Air-One system has won the UK Government’s Future Flight Challenge, which aims to implement aviation infrastructure and systems that enable the use of a new generation of electric and autonomous aircraft.
The startup, which is developing an air taxi, plans to be able to travel on the futuristic vehicle for $ 70 by 2025.
Another automaker has announced that it is entering a market for flying cars that does not yet exist: Volkswagen said on Tuesday that vertical mobility opportunities in China are being explored.
In the (who knows how distant or near) future, we may see car racing with “race cars” reminiscent of Star Wars vehicles. In the air!
The flying ambulance hybrid could be realized through a partnership between Urban Aeronautics aircraft manufacturing company and Hatzolah Air, a nonprofit, emergency air rescue organization in New York.







