There has been talk about flying cars ever since the 1960s television cartoon, The Jetsons. Every morning, George Jetson would get into his car, fly it to work and shrink it to the size of a briefcase ...

“The Jetsons” had a brief run as a prime-time cartoon in 1962-63, but the futuristic family’s flying car made a lasting impression, rating No. 1 as the favorite cartoon car for American adults. A ...

They say – and for good measure – those self-driving systems might still have a long and arduous way to go before replacing both the good and the bad human drivers. And that is for those on Earth, but ...

Flying cars have been a futuristic dream for many years, but now they may become a reality. A flying prototype called the PAL-V doubles as a sports car that goes up to 100 miles per hour. NBC’s Keir ...

If there's one thing that the sci-fi lied to us about, it wasn't that we'd slowly be replaced by machines, or that we'd slowly become addicted to life inside a screen. No, the biggest lie in science ...

There’s been a lot of interest in flying cars and the latest comes from the United States Air Force. According to DefenseNews, the branch has kicked off its Agility Prime project which aims to find a ...

Over at Moller International they take the idea of a flying car very seriously. Moller’s June 28, 2007 press release announced the start of production for their, "Jetsons-like M200G volantor, a small ...

To really get how these wild dreams are turning real, you got to look at the main tech pieces coming together. Flying cars today mix smart car stuff with plane know how fusing breakthroughs that help ...

SANTA ROSA, Calif.--This weekend I literally went riding over hill and dale in wine country to find a members-only airfield where four flight teams were auditioning for the future role of "Honda sedan ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. The innovations we saw in 2017 came to fruition much faster than even the most optimistic futurists had projected — except, maybe, for ...

The innovations we saw in 2017 came to fruition much faster than even the most optimistic futurists had projected -- except, maybe, for the creators of one of my favorite childhood cartoon shows, The ...