The movie "Just Imagine" believed we'd soar around in our flying cars or personal planes by the 1980s. Though there were multiple attempts to make it happen, none ended up taking off.

T he flying car in Grease that pops up near the culmination of the film has led to many theories and concepts so it helps to have the Grease ending explained. Although Grease technically takes ...

U.S. automaker Alef Aeronautics proved that the sky’s not the limit for vehicles after releasing the first-ever footage of a flying car like something out of a science-fiction movie. The ...

Who said electric flying cars are only for the movies? Alef Aeronautics made history after posting a video of its electric car driving and vertically taking off in public. The video shows the ...

And it hasn't really mattered until now because you could find them only in aviation magazines and science fiction movies. But now there are serious discussions about flying cars, and developers ...

In 1930, the flying car made one of its first appearances in popular culture in the movie, "Just Imagine." "Just Imagine" has scenes with people flying around in machines that look more like ...

Flying cars aren’t cleared for takeoff — yet. Don’t get too excited. ... If you want to see a flying vehicle for yourself, here’s where to find them (outside of the movie theater): ...

Even so, the definition of a flying car is a little hard to pin down. I'll explain in a minute. Don't expect to open your apartment window and see a scene out of a sci-fi movie like "Minority ...