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Aviation firm tests vertical take-off of its flying car


Published on 2025-02-19 10:21:32 - ConsumerAffairs
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  • The sky is getting a lot more crowded. Not only are there a record number of scheduled commercial airline and general aviation flights, aerial photographer

The article from ConsumerAffairs discusses the successful test of a vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) flying car by the aviation firm, Alef Aeronautics. The test, which took place in California, showcased the vehicle's ability to take off vertically, hover, and transition to forward flight, marking a significant milestone in the development of personal air transportation. The flying car, named the Alef Model A, aims to provide an innovative solution to urban congestion by allowing drivers to bypass traffic through aerial routes. The vehicle is designed to be road-legal, capable of driving on regular roads, and can also take flight when needed. This dual capability could revolutionize personal transportation, offering both convenience and flexibility. The test flight was part of Alef's broader plan to refine the technology and move towards certification and eventual commercial production, with the company expressing optimism about the future of urban air mobility.

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