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Have you ever daydreamed about your car taking off and flying over the road?

Imagine if you could just flip a switch and unshackle yourself from the asphalt.

Creating a new type of transportation that doesn't rely on roads.

At the beginning of a new century, we may see the realization of a century-old dream

The technology to make flying cars safe and easy to fly may finally be here

We will take a look back and examine some of the flying vehicles that you may soon be able to park in your garage in the next decade!

HistoryHistory In 1903, pioneering men began chasing the dream of a flying car.

There was even one attempt in the 18th century to develop a gliding horse cart, which, to no great surprise, failed.

HERE‘S A LOOK BACK AT A FEW OF THE FLYING CARS THAT DISINGUISHED THEMSELVES FROM THE PACK:

HistoryHistory

Curtiss Auto planeCurtiss Auto plane - In - In 1917, Glenn Curtis 1917, Glenn Curtis unveiled the first attempt unveiled the first attempt at a flying vehicle. at a flying vehicle.

His aluminium Auto plane His aluminium Auto plane sported three wings and a sported three wings and a four-bladed propeller at four-bladed propeller at the back.the back.

The Auto plane managed The Auto plane managed a few short hops. a few short hops.

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Arrow bileArrow bile - - Developed by Waldo Developed by Waldo Waterman in 1937, Waterman in 1937, the Arrow bile was a the Arrow bile was a car were the wings car were the wings could be detached for could be detached for storage.storage.

Airphibian - Robert Fulton, who was a distant relative of the steam engine inventor, developed the Airphibian in 1946.

Instead of adapting a car for flying, Fulton adapted a plane for the road.

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HistoryHistory The wings and tail

section of the plane could be removed to accommodate road travel.

It took only five minutes to convert the plane into a car.

The Airphibian was the first flying car to be certified by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

HistoryHistory ConvAirCar - In the 1940s,

Vultee developed a two-door car equipped with a

detachable airplane unit.

The ConvAirCar debuted in 1947,

And offered one hour of flight and a gas mileage of

45 miles

It crashed on its third flight!

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Avrocar - The first flying car designed for military use was the Avrocar

Developed in a joint effort between Canadian and British military

The flying-saucer-like vehicle was supposed to be a lightweight air carrier that would move troops to the

battlefield

These pioneers never managed to develop a viable flying car,

Some even DIED! testing their inventions too

Flying cars nowFlying cars now

Flying cars may fill the skies in the next few

decades.

There are still some obstacles to overcome. But soon the cars are close to being

finished.

Flying cars nowFlying cars now We are so close because of people like Kenneth We are so close because of people like Kenneth

Wernicke Wernicke

Forming Sky Technologies to develop a small-Forming Sky Technologies to develop a small-winged flying car winged flying car

His His AircarAircar has flown at 200 to 400 mph (322 to 644 has flown at 200 to 400 mph (322 to 644 kph) and driven at 65 mph (105 kph).kph) and driven at 65 mph (105 kph).

It's also small enough to fit into an average parking It's also small enough to fit into an average parking space space

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And Future of Flying CarsAnd Future of Flying Cars

In the future all this technology will develop so much that buses or even trains will fly.

Instead of garages there will be launch pads by our homes

There would be no need for roads so the wildlife can reclaim the land back. Turning old narrow alleys into large open fields or forests.