8 Real Flying Cars That ACTUALLY Fly 

Hovering just floates, fliying is different thing because they use idk wings or something and aerodynamic

you mean hovercraft?

I like to see some try to make a flying car like we see in back to the future part 2

You never know… Richard Bronson might be on to something! Ooohh Teslas Can Probably fly But if push comes to shove, I’ll Definitely try my luck taking a little Amazon flight into space 😂

It would be cool to have one like the one in the thumbnail.😅

The PAL Liberty certainly is a flying car. Others in this video are also. "Partially drive"???? LOL You can totally drive them (except for the ones you can't - which are definitely the minority of these), just like a CAR, so yeah, they are CARS that can also FLY.

@@thomassicard3733 Most of them are just roadable aircraft, and almost none are even street-legal. Other than the PAL Liberty, none can be bought today. The video is essentially one massive click-bait.

Was just thinking it would be great for AU

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Yep its an aircraft and switches to A car so it’s basically a plane that can drive on roads

@@Epic_678 Or a car that can fly lol

@Rick Ross - Although this technology is cool, it will not be a free lunch. Electricity is primarily produced using non-renewable sources such as coal and natural gas. The production of lithium batteries and solar cells is another environmental nightmare.

That was exactly my thought!

did that one take regular gasoline like the first one did?

Thousands of people are doing it every day! they are called pilots. You cannot fly through any national airspace without a pilot's license. What makes you think these aircraft will be an exception?

Not for the Blackfly, not in the U.S. anyhow.

In some places they're known as Performance Awards. They are of varying monetary value, but mostly to the issuer, not the recipient.

That’s basically all that flying cars are in the current age

People have been flying for the past 118 years. In order to fly, you must have a pilot's license. It takes a lot of learning and practice to get one. These won't change anything.

I saw the original Moler proof-of-concept car while it was under development at Van Nuys Airport, had many cool chats with the original test pilot, before he was killed in the crash that delayed its development for years. I watched some of the first high-speed taxi tests, but never got to see it fly. Your very brief video of the original flying brought back lots of memories. Thanks so much!

Moller skycar never flew. It hovered once while tethered to a safety crane. It was far too noisy and the concentrated downdraft from its 8 motors was like a thousand leaf blowers. Specifications by Moller are ridiculously wrong

@@elizabethbrown3135 Yeah that's the one. At least the guy had vision. The tech just wasn't there. His first attempt was a saucer shape with 6 snowmobile engines, and it did fly. Unstable as hell but it flew. Today's advancements are born out of the quad-copter/drone industry.

Vaporware

It was developed in the UC Davis Ag Engineering mechanical engineering lab in the late 1960s, I'd show you a picture of it but it won't transfer, looks very much like the small gray craft between the two red airframes. Clyde McDonald designed the controls and I worked on the airframe. We used various engines, it always flew on restraints. Edo McGowan

What about the thumbnail car?! Ahhhhhhh

So does Camilla Parker Bowles & Yoko Ono. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Nicely Done!

How well does she play Quiddich?

Right! I mean really being able to optimize your time…

PAL-V is already road legal (though not yet type certified), and has recently received a provisional airworthiness license. They now need to demonstrate airworthiness, and they plan to start test flights later this year. So they are well on their way to actually start production on these things.

Trust me John, the last thing want to see is thousands of " Car Drivers" flying overhead!

@@drgeoffangel5422 Why? Thousands are already flying overhead! They are called pilots. FAA regulates airspace above USA, and other countries have comparable government agencies regulating their airspace. One common thing between them all is that in order to fly up there, you must be a licensed pilot. There IS one exception: ultralight aerial vehicles. You can fly an ultralight without a license, but only in uncontrolled airspace, and above sparsely populated area.

Well teach me when you do cause I too see myself flying one lol

that's what the thumbnail looked like, but wasn't in the video....

It's a pack of lies! My X/19 had wheels and it certainly didn't fly.

Nah , planet mate , planet !

Just wanted to say so. Can't wait to have one!

@@mikkveere1409 It will never make it. It is impossible to make it street legal, looking like that (mandatory energy-absorbing crumple zones, side-impact beams, collapsible steering column, multiple airbags, etc.), while also being certifiable for airworthiness (ability to handle massive G impact, etc.). They may be able to build a prototype that will fly, and drive, but would not be street-legal. Their best chance is making a LSV (low-speed vehicle, like golf carts) that doesn't require all those safety features and needn't be registered. Those can only be driven on roads with maximum speed limit of 35mph, and they themselves cannot exceed 25mph.

@@vasicp those cars are only links to full flying vehicles. Street legal? All new things get massive opposition. First cars were hated because they were noisy, smoky, slow and scared the horses. Now you could not imagine your life without a car. This is the same. Technology is out there, it just needs to pass the social limitations. Do not compare that new vehicle to the old cars that needed totally different safety standards. The same mistake was done when they built Titanic. New safety tech is needed for sure. And I believe our smart guys can figure it out if led loose. Its just that stupid ppl need to stop holding smart ppl back. Ppl still need to figure out that if you can fly, you only need legs(wheels) that much. Ppl still like to drive, because they were never able to fly. Give them that opportunity and see how fast wheels become inferior things. Problem is that covernments dont want us to fly, because then it is much harder to track and control us. If we want our freedom, we must take it, my friends. WAKE UP!

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Keep dreaming

@@robinzinke3252Dreams have a nasty habit of one day becoming reality.

@@PoesRaven73 well you're absolutely wrong on that... A lot of people have dream stuff and it didn't come true so you are the one who needs to learn. Wormwood is going to devastate the Earth in 2029 so there's not time enough for any kind of dream like they had to come true.

@@robinzinke3252 I said have a HABIT of becoming reality. That statement nowhere implies ALL dreams come true. But reality has to start as an IDEA. I’m sure people in the 19th century couldn’t even FATHOM something like a cell phone that can access any information at will. But someone dreamt it, and it became a reality. So never rule out anything as being impossible. We live on a regular basis today with things that at one point or another was deemed “impossible”.

@@PoesRaven73 tessler invented the cell phone, well he didn't have one but because of what he did that's why we have cell phones and charging batteries without plugging them in. He also invented the landline phone like AT&t. Tessler invented it and Bell was working for him. He either got fired or he quit and he stole the plans for the landline phone. So Graham Bell did not invent the telephone Tessler did. And like I said 2029 wormwood is going to hit the earth and you can forget about all that stuff.

You just didn't drive it fast enough over a steep hill

click bait

They literally should make all that in like one vehicle! Like learn how to create some type of renewable energy that can propel us off the ground already 😂