It looks impressive as a tech demo, but I wonder about the actual utility. Between strict airspace regulations and the sheer noise these things usually make, where do they actually see this fitting into a city landscape? It feels more like a luxury toy for the few than a real transport solution.
Spot on, Theo. I’d love to skip the traffic, but I bet the licensing requirements will keep these away from my commute for a long time.
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Theo from Daily JunctionHost18 Jul 2026
That "Land Aircraft Carrier" looks like it jumped straight out of a sci-fi cabinet! Seeing that flight module detach is a total game-changer for the commute. Do we think these will actually hit the streets soon, or is it just for the high-rollers?
It's not a flying car, it's a A cargo van that can't hold any cargo other a helicopter/ drone like vehicle...... If it was flying car, when you got to your destination after flying you would be able to drive away.......With this you'd have to return to the original vehicle....So the only thing you've done is make A helicopter / drone vehicle that fits in a van..... Don't get me wrong it'll probably has some uses for fun but it really Is a impractical vehicle
And once the skies become crowded with these airborne cars, what will be the laws and rules that control their use?
Acceptable altitude?
Right of way?
Licensing?
Means of signalling directional changes?
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Now we are watching YouTube on it.
So it's an SUV with a mini chopper in the back? Weird.
Acceptable altitude?
Right of way?
Licensing?
Means of signalling directional changes?