It looks like a rough sketch from The Jetsons, yes. It costs the kind of money that will reflexively cause some people to toss it in the “billionaires’ toy club” category—and in the short term, that may well be where the product resides.
But no one in the transportation and aviation industry is chuckling any more at the notion of a flying car. In fact, companies are putting powerful resources behind it. And the world is not at all far from being able to ponder the practical applications of what once might’ve seemed a fanciful pursuit.
That notion was driven home in early May, when a Slovakian-based company, Klein Vision, unveiled the production prototype of its fixed-wing flying car at an event in Beverly Hills. The company’s earlier prototype of the AirCar, 35 years in development, has already been deemed airworthy by the Slovak Transport Authority, with over 170 flight hours and hundreds of takeoffs and landings in the books. Pending certification of the new
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