California Firm Starts Building First Customer-Bound Flying Cars
Alef Aeronautics’ Model A Ultralight is billed as a ‘drive-and-fly’ vehicle fit for the roads and skies.
Alef Aeronautics’ Model A Ultralight is billed as a ‘drive-and-fly’ vehicle fit for the roads and skies.
Alef Aeronautics says two airports have agreed to host testing of its prototype Model Zero.
Alef Aeronautics’ Model Zero, an ultralight version of its Model A, completes a test flight on a public street in a California city.
Minnesota joins New Hampshire as the first states to permit roadable aircraft—vehicles that can both drive and fly—to use public roadways.
The startup’s OK to fly under experimental status will enable flight testing of its car-eVTOL hybrid, the Model A.