Not content to make money the old fashioned way, a team of MIT grads has been hard at work for the past couple of years working on a two passenger User comment: By: BusbodgerThanks but I don't want any of these flying over my house piloted by amateur pilots. I have seen how those same amateurs drive cars... What is the point of the flying car? Make urban travel easier? So we would have hundreds or thousands of these passing over our heads each day along with their noise? Thanks but no thanks.
User comment: By: LandcrusherJust read the link to the CEO's interview. He makes a lot of really good points. I recommend it.
User comment: By: Landcrusher523 old buddy, I gotta disagree with you here. There are plenty of idiots seeking pilots licenses already. Luckily, aviation is different from driving and cycling and they get to kill themselves off with few if any victims. The great thing is that a lot of them learn something in the process of getting a license, and become less of an idiot. The compromises for a roadable aircraft are many. They will be a rarity for a long time, but one day, they will not be so rare. I am pretty sure there will never be one in every garage, but I think we will be seeing more of them.
Visit here to subscribe to these commentsUser comment: By: N85523As a driver, I don't want to share the road with these contraptions. As a pilot, I really don't want to share the sky with these and the pilots that will venture into aviation with the sole purpose of owning one of these machines. That said, I'm not all that concerned about the future of the flying car, given the concept's previous record.
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