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Slovakian company Klein Vision is inching closer towards fulfilling humanity's obsession with flying cars. Klein Vision's AirCar prototype was recently issued a

A futuristic car that can transform into a small aircraft has passed tests and is now certified to ...

The 'AirCar' flying car has been issued a certificate of airworthiness and could become a feature of our skies as early as next year. 

Getting in your car and flying to your holiday destination could be a reality within years. That's according to AirCar whose prototype has been given an airworthiness certificate by the Slovak Transport Authority, in line with European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) standards.

A flying car capable of converting from a road to an air vehicle has been granted an airworthiness certification in Slovakia.

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A flying car powered by a BMW engine has gained an airworthiness clearance by the government of Slovakia. It could be on the commercial market in a year, but drivers will need a pilot's license to fly this car.

As of right now, the AirCar isn’t made for long-haul flights. The current prototype can fly you about 310 miles on just over seven gallons of gas.

A flying car powered by a BMW engine has gained an airworthiness clearance by the government of Slovakia. It could be on the commercial market in a year, but drivers will need a pilot's license to fly this car.

Perhaps the very first successful attempt at a flying car, the Arrowbile was the brainchild of American engineering savant Waldo Waterman.