Personal air travel is closer than ever to becoming a reality. Startups worldwide are pushing the boundaries of eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) technology, creating innovative personal ...

The idea of flying cars has captivated and intrigued the realm of transportation and advancement for many years. It resembles a scene from a sci-fi book or a futuristic movie – cars that can ...

Maybe it’s time to say goodbye to the jet pack. For a long while now, when someone mentioned “personal flying machines,” the image that came to mind was of people wearing devices powered by small, but ...

What used to be the far-off future could soon be a reality, as a number of companies are going all out to bring personal flying vehicles to a sky near you. All lanes on I-5 reopen near Del Mar Heights ...

Imagine if traffic could be avoided simply by flying over it. This is the concept behind the intriguing reveal of the Rictor Skyrider X1, a motorcycle that can take to the air. Although it might sound ...

Seeing how the world of air mobility has advanced by leaps and bounds in recent years, the dream of getting to work in your personal flying car no longer seems to be outside the bounds of reality.

Have you ever imagined what personal flying could look like in the near future? China's Zhiyuan Research Institute, based in Hangzhou, is bringing that vision closer to reality. They just unveiled ...

From ultralight eVTOL pods to flying bikes, CES showed how personal aerial mobility is shifting from concept to working hardware, writes AGGIE Z GATEMAND.

One of the most common tropes of science fiction is the flying car, and yet so far, it's remained exactly that — fiction. Despite the predictions of many authors, we aren't all whizzing around the ...

In the 1950s the Navy and Army worked on small VTOL machines to make troops go airborne. They worked, just not well enough. By Nicholas Slayton Updated Jan 1, 2026 12:53 PM EST For decades the United ...

Futuristic movies and cartoons often depict flying vehicles, like the flying family car from the popular cartoon series, "The Jetsons." Unfortunately, current passenger vehicles are still very much on ...