A Slovakian startup company, Klein Vision, has achieved its first airworthiness certification for its flying car, AirCar. The Slovak Transportation Authority (CAA) awarded the certification after ...

Before certification, the Slovak flying car had to complete 70 hours of flight testing, with more than 200 takeoffs and landings, KleinVision said. It's not (only) about you.

Slovakia's Transport Authority on Tuesday said it had issued a certificate of airworthiness for flying car model AirCar, a first step towards commercial production of the invention.

Slovakian Flying Car to Reach the Market in 2017, Future Models Will Be Autonomous. Published: 16 Mar 2015, 10:38 UTC • By: ... where the flying car would be able to land.

A flying car… and it’s not just a concept. Slovakian startup Klein Vision has been building the AirCar for 30 years. It’s already certified to fly, has logged over 170 hours in the air, hits 155 mph, ...

This Slovakian startup claims we will own flying cars within 2 years We're getting closer to using flying cars January 24, 2022 - 4:35 pm ...

A flying car that morphs into a plane in just 80 seconds is set to go on sale in early 2026. Slovakian flying car maker Klein Vision unveiled the Aircar 2, its first “production-ready ...

Plans by a Slovakian company for a flying car is really taking off. AeroMobil on Wednesday released a video of the latest prototype of its flying car. The vehicle, dubbed AeroMobil 3.0, is shown ab… ...

Sci-fi loves a flying car. From a way to avoid traffic to creating gridlocks in 3D, ... The name is AirCar, and Slovakian company Klein Vision is developing it. Back in 2021, ...

The Jetsons, Doc Brown, Slovakia: It seems like everyone has flying cars but us. The Washington Post's Tuan C. Nguyen reports a Slovakian start-up unveiled its AeroMobil 3.0 at the Pioneers Festival ...

The flying car, known as the AirCar, is a Slovakian-designed two-passenger vehicle with four wheels that transforms into a road-legal vehicle on the ground in just under three minutes.

A Slovakian company called Aeromobil released flight-test video of its flying car proptotype, which could compete with the U.S.-built Terrafugia Transition, if the vehicles ever go on sale.