Flying cars are mostly linked with science fiction movies, cartoons, as well as television sitcoms. Their future as a regular flying car is becoming a reality as they cross many obstacles. Flying cars do not involve the use of any specialized equipment and are designed in such a way that they hold only a few people. There is no need of specialized runways or traffic routes as they are not very much larger than a standard or regular automobile found in the streets.
There are studies conducted and researches done on this subject but still there is no clear idea on what mechanism is the best suited. It is a big question mark whether it should adopt standard aerodynamics or should be designed on the principles and workings of magnetic forces or antigravity.
Flying cars have become a dream and fantasy for the general public after seeing the wonders they perform in certain science fiction movies like Flubber, Back to the Future, etc. Flying cars are also essentially popularized in novels and television sitcoms thereby kindling the interests of the young and old alike.
But the actual fact is that they have to cross many obstacles before they are made available and can be used by the general public. Firstly, the designers should be able to incorporate all the essential mechanisms that can help a craft to fly in the air. As the flying car is small in size this creates a huge challenge to the designers. Secondly, becoming affordable to the ordinary public is also a major issue that has to be crossed. Thirdly, traffic routes should be created and it necessitates all drivers to attain a pilot's license and prove they are mentally competent to fly a craft.
In conclusion, there are some specialized models that have hit the market with their able features of having fuel economy and being environmental friendly. They are very stylish looking and boost of a very high speed.
Flying cars are mostly linked with science fiction movies, cartoons, as well as television sitcoms. Their future as a regular flying car is becoming a reality as they cross many obstacles. Flying cars do not involve the use of any specialized equipment and are designed in such a way that they hold only a few people. There is no need of specialized runways or traffic routes as they are not very much larger than a standard or regular automobile found in the streets.
There are studies conducted and researches done on this subject but still there is no clear idea on what mechanism is the best suited. It is a big question mark whether it should adopt standard aerodynamics or should be designed on the principles and workings of magnetic forces or antigravity.
Flying cars have become a dream and fantasy for the general public after seeing the wonders they perform in certain science fiction movies like Flubber, Back to the Future, etc. Flying cars are also essentially popularized in novels and television sitcoms thereby kindling the interests of the young and old alike.
But the actual fact is that they have to cross many obstacles before they are made available and can be used by the general public. Firstly, the designers should be able to incorporate all the essential mechanisms that can help a craft to fly in the air. As the flying car is small in size this creates a huge challenge to the designers. Secondly, becoming affordable to the ordinary public is also a major issue that has to be crossed. Thirdly, traffic routes should be created and it necessitates all drivers to attain a pilot's license and prove they are mentally competent to fly a craft.
In conclusion, there are some specialized models that have hit the market with their able features of having fuel economy and being environmental friendly. They are very stylish looking and boost of a very high speed.
