The Aeromobil flying car crashed during a test flight in Slovakia. The pilot was able to open the plane's parachute and keep damage to a minimum. He was also uninjured. Aeromobil wants to have its ...

But that street-legal flying car has experienced years of delays, and the Aeromobil 2.5, a much sexier-looking flying car designed and built in Slovakia, recently made its first test flight.

The Aeromobil 3.0 concept as pictured in 2016, a forerunner to the AirCar. The successful flight is the culmination of decades of work. Klein’s first attempt at a flying car was the Aeromobil I ...

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That's because, unlike with cars and planes, there is no blueprint for flying cars. Slovakian company AeroMobil has a flying car that's taken over 30 years to make a reality. The car has required ...

AeroMobil 3.0, the flying car, is the core product of the Slovakia-based company AeroMobil. It has been in development since 1989. In flight, it can reach 124 mph and fly for 430 miles on a full ...

AeroMobil has been around for five years, pursuing the dream of building a functional and (somewhat) practical flying car. Its third-gen prototype was revealed last October, and today at SXSW ...

A prototype of the much-hyped AeroMobil 3.0 flying car crashed earlier this month during a test flight in Slovakia. The pilot and co-founder of Slovakian-based Aeromobil, Stefan Klein, walked away ...