Miami International Airport is exploring the future of transportation with plans to introduce autonomous flying taxis, thanks to a collaboration between the Miami-Dade Aviation Department and Wisk ...

The Miami-Dade Aviation Department and a company called Wisk Aero are working together to bring all-electric self-flying planes to South Florida. There’s a lot of work ahead to land the flying taxis, ...

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Next-generation amphibious aircraft will be powered by electric motors and hydrogen fuel cells, designed to reach remote ...

Arizona lawmakers want to put the state in the forefront of supporting flying cars. Infrastructure investment could be the ...

Flying taxis will be whizzing around British skies by 2028, Government claims. The vehicles are expected to make journeys more than three times quicker than by car.

Long before sci-fi promised hoverboards, the U.S. Army was actually testing real one-man flying machines. Dubbed “aero cycles,” these bizarre and hazardous prototypes were designed to give ...

Various helicopter builders at the time in the early 50s heard about this new flying platform concept and sought out the armed forces to win these contracts. If they got it right, the military ...

[Image: Alef Aeronautics] Move over, sci-fi dreams—Alef Aeronautics just made them real. The US startup has pulled off what it boldly claims to be the world’s first actual flying car. And no, this isn ...

Not only did McClung dunk over a car off the catch, but he also pumped the ball down to his ankles for the massive slam. McClung is generously listed at 6-foot-2, so the height difference already ...

The concept of the flying car dates back more than a century — and some even took to the skies. In 1947, the Convair Model 118 ConvAirCar (shown) embarked on an ill-fated test flight in California.