Alef Aeronautics, a U.S.-based sustainable mobility startup, has begun production of the world’s first flying car, the Alef Model A Ultralight, expected to be available by early 2026. "We are happy to ...

Yuba County supervisors last week voted to allow ultralight planes to fly from the Yuba County Airport, ending what amounted to a yearslong ban of the recreational flying machines that prompted a ...

Experience the freedom of flight with the Archaeopteryx Glider, a revolutionary ultralight aircraft perfect for beginners and seasoned enthusiasts alike. This video highlights its lightweight carbon ...

A California startup’s all-electric flying car has completed a public test flight in North Carolina, reaching 150 feet and signaling a new phase for personal air mobility. California startup Pivotal ...

The S-ZERO eVTOL has a top speed of 70 kmh (43 mph) and flight time of 30 min. Credit: YIVTOL China’s regulatory framework for ultralights has long been established under Chapter O of CCAR-91, ...

Bottom line: For now, eVTOLs remain niche products – technological curiosities that combine drone automation, recreational aviation, and the promise of personal air mobility. Their development ...

The nature of dark matter remains one of the greatest mysteries in cosmology. Within the standard framework of non-collisional cold dark matter (CDM), various models are considered: WIMPs (Weakly ...

Welcome, and congratulations. You’ve lived long enough to see the age of flying cars—privately owned, solo-piloted aircraft, free to operate in unrestricted airspace, much as automobiles can take to ...

I first encountered the ideas of ultralight backpacking in 1994, in an article in now-defunct (and much-missed) Backpacker magazine. It was titled “Less is More,” by Mark Jenkins. (I still have a PDF ...

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Generally speaking, people like to get a good deal. They want the price of their purchase to reflect the goods' value, and who can blame them? Although what constitutes "good value" remains subjective ...