Ok your fake

No. This did not happen.

@@Piotr1785 yes like your dad

@@denniscosteajr.128 it did

Yes. The m400 Skycar finally flew without a safety "tether" line in 2019 and Professor Moller stated in an interview some 20 years ago that his vision was limiting the flight plans of these VTOL aircraft to flying below 500 feet in altitude, so a "full" pilot's license would not be required AND also, during the same interview, Moller stated the U.S. FAA had already created and fully approved a special class of operator's license specifically for this type of aircraft. All of this discussion inspired me to think, economic forces of a mostly unseen nature MUST certainly be working to slow or prevent "flying cars" from becoming a significant competitor to the multi-billion dollar automobile and airline industries within the U.S. and elsewhere. Mr. Moller had predicted the affordable price of the finished Skycar vehicle would allow 25% percent of the U.S. population to own one if they wanted! He was shooting to capture a very significant portion of the everyday transportation market indeed. (September 2021)

if they sold well it would cost like 80k

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yeh exactly what happen if one it stopped working while operating