Uber is pushing to become the world’s next airline — without buying any planes. Instead, the company believes that a fleet of flying cars could solve the dilemma of daily commutes to work and ...

Could flying around in an aircraft one day be cheaper than owning your own car? Uber thinks so. The ride-sharing giant says it hopes for Uber Elevate, its new "on demand air transportation" system ...

SEE ALSO: This startup wants to take on Uber and Lyft with self-flying cars Uber first laid out its plans for an autonomous, flying taxi service, called Uber Elevate, in Oct. 2016, but now the ...

He said future owners could even have it running as an Uber while they weren ... the Italian artist’s ‘Armoured Car’ drawings, while the internal flying mechanism is a new interpretation ...

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This morning, Uber took a number of big steps forward in its ambitious plan to roll out uberAir, its network of on-demand flying cars, by 2020. The ...

To integrate flying cars into our daily routine, we have to rethink our approach to them entirely, which is exactly what companies like Uber, GM, and Hyundai have done with VTOLs. VTOLs ...

Joby Aviation, in partnership with Delta Air Lines and Uber, has been developing electric flying taxis that the public will ...

Uber wants to take air taxis global—and won’t demand a tax break If Uber keeps to its ambitious plans, Los Angeles and the Dallas-Fort Worth area will get flying taxi service starting in 2023.

Riders are given the opportunity to opt out for a ride with a driver. Once inside, passengers buckle up, press "start my ride" on the screen and enjoy the futuristic experience to their destination.