It has been a sci-fi dream for decades, but for those
who have forever wanted to buy a flying car? You only
have a couple more years to wait, says the company
that has successfully built and tested prototypes of
the "aeromobil" that can both drive and fly.
The aeromobil, a comfy two seater that transforms into
a light sports aircraft, aims to go on sale in just two
years from Slovakia-based Aeromobil.

"We believe that 2017 weíll be able to launch this to
market," said company co-founder and CEO Juraj
Vaculik at a presentation at the South By Southwest
Interactive conference in Austin Sunday.

The limited edition vehicle targeted at wealthy supercar
buyers and flight enthusiasts will have a flying range of
almost 700 kilometres on regular gasoline, Vaculik said.
It is equipped with partial autopilot and a parachute
that will automatically deploy if the pilot falls ill.
"Nobody has to jump out," he said.

He said pricing has not been set, but will be in the
range of hundreds of thousands of U.S. dollars.
He envisions it as being both for private and shared
usage.


www.nigeriainfo.fm/lagos/more/technologies/item/1022-new-technology-the-flying-car-is-finally-here

Nigeria police should start producing flying officers so dt d ministry wl continue in d air as highway robbers start looking for naily woods dt wl stay in d air to stop cars for d robbery ministry.

wow.. really inspiring vid.

before we use it in ketu.. maybe in 2085