Future transport photo gallery: Air
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Flying boats, yachts and taxis are among the innovations we could see in the near future.
Powered by ultra-light batteries and solar panels, Lazarini Design Studio’s 150m-long Air-Yacht will float in the skies with the support of two huge blimps.
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Japanese technology firm AERWINS has recently demonstrated how its XTURISMO hybrid petrol-electric hoverbike can be ridden like a normal bike, but in the air.
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Spanish designer Oscar Viñals claims that breakthroughs in technology like cold fusion power would enable his Hyper Sting concept plane to cross the Atlantic in just 80 minutes.
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Wisk Aero’s Generation 6 self-flying air taxi can take a passenger up to 90 miles without a pilot and is propelled by six front and six rear rotors, each fitted with five tilting blades.
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Pilot Zephatali Walsh made history as the winner of the first flying car race when his 4.1m-long Airspeeder eVTOL craft competed in the salt flats of South Australia.
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The latest generation of the Oryx vehicle from London-based urban air mobility company Bellwether Industries is designed to carry a pilot and two passengers.
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View the companion photo galleries for 'Future transport: Land' and 'Future transport: Sea'.
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