A flying car is a type of personal air vehicle or road-able aircraft that provides
door-to-door transportation by both ground and air.
Facts about flying cars:
- over 100 car producing companies are developing "flying cars".
- The key design decision is already made and agreed on.
- Noticeable all around. The Transition needs a runway in any event 5,000ft (1,524m) long to take off.
- On the ground. With its wings tucked up, the Transition is 236in (6m) long and 90in (2.3m) wide. This is more extensive and longer than most autos.
Safety of flying cars
Although statistically, commercial flying is much safer than driving, unlike commercial planes personal flying cars might not have as many safety checks and their pilots would not be as well trained. ... A practical flying car must be both strong enough to pass road safety standards and light enough to fly.
safety measures
* Buyers must be thought extensively well for at least a month.
* People will be trained on how to fly them in registered institutions.
How fast, how far?
Wouldn’t it be great to avoid the traffic and public transport congestion of our major cities?...
For example, it currently takes 1 hour 12 minutes to drive the 34.1km from victoria island into muritala international airport at ikeja, when traffic is freely flowing.
If we could fly from our houses roofs (and there is a pad on our roof that is ideally suited to deploying a flying car), the trip would only take 20 minutes.
Example of how its transportation in air:
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