Aska Resurrects the Promise of a Flying Car
The company says its craft is capable of both vertical and traditional takeoff will be here in two to three years.
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The company says its craft is capable of both vertical and traditional takeoff will be here in two to three years.
The Jetsonian vision of flying cars edges closer to reality as companies such as Aska begin to validate their early technology.
Two decades after the demise of Concorde, a new generation of ultra high-speed aircraft could soon whisk us anywhere on Earth in under two hours
ASKA said it has been awarded a certificate of authorization (COA) and special airworthiness certification by the FAA and has started flight testing its A5 eVTOL prototype.
This Special Airworthiness Certificate signals that ASKA A5 has successfully met all FAA safety requirements.