It's been a very long journey, but it looks like the highly-anticipated Pal-V flying car will be finally making its way to customers starting next year. Currently nearing the point when it will ...

Primus Aero, a Dutch aircraft maintenance company, is purchasing PAL-V Liberty flying cars to improve technician travel efficiency. Using flying cars will reduce travel time to clients, minimizing ...

V, the world’s first road-legal flying car. Built in the Netherlands, this engineering marvel blends the innovation of aviation and automotive design. From concept to prototype, learn how two Dutch ...

While most aviation operators are dabbling into AAM (Advanced Air Mobility) and considering renewing their fleet with new-generation eVTOLS (electric vertical takeoff and landing), only a handful are ...

The Liberty flying car transitions from a road-going three-wheeler to a gyroplane for flight. Credit: PAL-V Electric-vertical-takeoff-and-landing (eVTOL) vehicles have been billed by their proponents ...

The flying car has always been a dream that haunts the minds of inventors and car engineers, and a cornerstone in science fiction movies and visions of the future. But today, this dream seems closer ...

SkyAngels Air Ambulance, an emergency medical flight service provider based in the UK, has partnered with the Dutch “flying car” manufacturer PAL-V International to explore uses for the fly-and-drive ...

The convertible road/air vehicle will be on display at Oxford Airport from September 20 to 22, and PAL-V's new facility in the UK will offer a simulator for new users to try out the flying car.

PAL-V (Personal Air and Land Vehicle), the Raamsdonksveer, Netherlands-based company that manufactures flying cars, announced it has received an order of more than 100 PAL-V Liberty flying cars and an ...

Experience the PAL-V in flight as the team demonstrates gyroplane operation, takeoff, and auto-rotation safety features.