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The Transition, one more step towards the flying car

How long have you been beating us up with flying cars ? Decades When will they be available to the public? And in that case, how the hell will the traffic be ordered? Nobody has the slightest idea.

Make no mistake, these dubious-looking hybrids are the meat of millionaires with space and some boredom to kill, but we like them, and even more so now that the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has given the green light to take off. one of them: The Transition, developed by the American firm Terrafugia, determined to revolutionize transportation.

His two-seater car-plane does not sport a futuristic design, but it works: on the ground it is driven in a conventional way, with a steering wheel, accelerator and brake. When it is necessary to fly, its wings unfold and the aircraft is controlled with pedals that act as rudders. A very smooth change of environment: for something they have called it "The Transition". In addition, its manufacturers offer 20-hour courses to learn how to pilot it, although they are valid only in the United States.

It fits in a garage, has advanced avionics and ground-to-air safety measures: airbags and parachutes. Its maximum speed is 160 km / h in flight (somewhat less on the asphalt). If you want to know all its specifications, you have them here.

How does he behave? Look at it.

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