High Road Aerocar: Another flying car in the making
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While we wait anxiously for flying cars, more prototypes and concepts continue to pop. The flight of the Terrafugia Transition is some solace, but we can only be sure once deliveries begin. Another flying car under development is the High Road from Leigh Aerosystems. They claim the car has gone through wind tunnel tests, and is on quick road to flight.
It does have some interesting specs: 180mph cruise speed at 15,000 feet, the ceiling at 20,000 feet and a maximum range of 500 miles in air. On the ground, the car gets 25 mpg and a 500 mile range. The company is looking for investors to take the project forward, and while they wait for potential investors to arrive, we guess brushing up on photoshop and image rendering skills would do them a lot of good.
Source: Automotto.org
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they’ve said cars will never fly because they’d be so expensive, classified as airplanes, you’d need pilot’s license and heavy air traffic communcators etc. – concept is all it’ll be
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So when is the High Road Aerocar scheduled to make the debut flight? I still wait patiently to see real flying cars over my home city of Leicester. On YouTube there appears to be car model car spinning by means of levitation. Furthermore, back in July Steve Johnson apparently tested his ca-boat. This has promted me to suggest the ca-plane and the ca-helicopter. Also, Professor Roy of the University of Florida seems to have designed the WEAV, which is supposed to be an IFO, not a UFO.
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