We at Flying know airplanes pretty well, but when it comes to flying cars (or “roadable aircraft” as the manufacturers prefer to call them), we have questions just like you. So on the eve of the New York International Auto Show, where Terrafugia is bringing its flying . . . er . . . roadable aircraft, we spoke with Terrafugia’s Richard Gersh, the company’s VP of business development, about what happens when you drive out the airport gate and the rubber meets the road.** **
1. How are the “car” wheels connected to the powerplant?
