We often hear that flying cars are a concept of science fiction, but the truth is that these vehicles are not just futuristic fantasies. As early as 1973, newspapers were already reporting that flying cars were set to revolutionize transportation. However, one of the reasons this groundbreaking technology didn’t take off was due to a catastrophic tragedy that halted its progress. To fully understand why flying cars haven’t yet become a mainstream form of transportation, we need to take a step back and explore the early attempts to bring this visionary idea to life.
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We often hear that flying cars will never be anything, even though these vehicles are not so much heralds of the distant future that the newspapers had already reported in 1973 that flying cars would soon be turning upside down. The fact that the technology did not spread, however, was accompanied by a terrible tragedy, among other things.