All the recent aviation disasters and close calls have people worried about the safety of flying. The midair collision that killed 67 near Washington D.C. last month was the worst disaster.

A series of plane crashes and airport close-calls are stoking the fears of apprehensive air travelers, but there are ways to relax and curb the fear of flying. Travelers typically welcome the jolt ...

Automotive and aviation company Alef Aeronautics successfully tested its Model Zero Ultralight flying car. The car was able to hover in the air for 40 seconds. However, strict restrictions on ...

Emily Siggins was welcomed home on Saturday by family and loved ones after flying a JetBlue Airways flight from Boston to Bermuda. The 33-year-old, who has been flying for 15 years, was even given ...

Among sleek electric cars and futuristic tech at the 2025 Silicon Valley Auto Show, one vehicle stole the spotlight: the Alef Flying Car. Yes, it is a real-life flying car, not a CGI concept or an ...

Like something you’d see in the utopian future of TV’s “The Jetsons,” Orlando International Airport is trying to realize a long-desired dream of bringing flying cars to the region.

A United States of America-based aeronautical company has unveiled footage of a concept version of its flying car, demonstrating a vertical take-off before passing over an SUV. Jim Dukhovny, CEO of ...

Looking further ahead, the company aims to introduce the Model Z by 2035. This four-seater version will offer a driving range of 400 miles and a flying range of 200 miles, catering to a broader ...

⚡️The first ever electric car flight was made by the American company Alef Aeronautics👀 The video shows the Model A electric car driving along the road and then flying over another vehicle.

An aeronautical company in the US has released footage showing a concept version of its flying car performing a vertical take-off before flying over an SUV. Jim Dukhovny, the CEO of Alef ...

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Orlando International Airport this week revealed it has been seeking partners who can help it develop launch and landing pads for “Jetsons”-esque flying cars called a “vertiport,” reported ...