Real Flying Vehicles and Aircraft Devices — Part 1/2

Picture Source: The Guardian “Areomobil”

New York, NY in USA, Updated in September 19th, 2020 (appro.).- A Japanese startup with financial backing from Toyota has successfully tested a flying car and hopes to make the vehicle available to consumers in three years.

SkyDrive's SD-03 prototype, in which a pilot sat at the controls, took flight on August 25 at a net-enclosed field in Japan, where it circled for about four minutes before landing safely back on the ground, according to the company.

SkyDrive, which said the vehicle is designed to be the world's smallest electric vehicle that can take off and land from a vertical position, plans to introduce it commercially in 2023, Chief Technology Officer Nobuo Kishi said in announcing the test flight.

The Companies around the world are racing to create the next new Air vehicles-Air Craft devices in transportation and while flying vehicles haven't yet gone mainstream there are several concept prototypes that look on this first looking very promising.

Here are 15 future flying vehicles that will likely change the world transportation:

#15 The Black Fly

#14 The Velocity

#13 The Zapata Fly Ride

#12 The Kitty Hawk Flyer

#11 The Aston Martin Volante Vision

#10 The Terrafugia TF2

#9 The Speeder

#8 The E-Hang 184

#7 The Terrafugia TFX

#6 The Aeromobil 4.0

#5 The Terrafugia Transition

#4 The LAZARUS

#3 The Sky Runner 3.2

#2 S3 2019 Hover Bike

#1 The Pal 5 Liberty

These Non-Military futuristic flying vehicle and Air-Craft Devices are unfortunately reserved for the rich people only but one day this can have better cost and be accessible for Everyone.

15 Future Flying Cars that will Change the World:

Gustavo Ernesto Rodriguez De LiraFounder · IT Capital©

Referencias Periodísticas y de Investigación (Research References & Journal)

Toyota-backed startup has flown — and landed — a flying car

CBS News BY KHRISTOPHER J. BROOKS https://www.cbsnews.com

Personal Flying Cars Could Finally Become Reality With Japan’s Aeronext

EXTREMETECH By David Cardinal https://www.extremetech.com