U.S. automaker Alef Aeronautics proved that the sky’s not the limit for vehicles after releasing the first-ever footage of a flying car ... scene from the film “Back To The Future II.” ...

Back to the Future style flying cars have been approved ... However, the car still needs approval from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to go on roads. He said: "We're excited ...

Don't expect to open your apartment window and see a scene ... two types of flying cars. The first are cars that can drive on the road and fly, just like the ones in "Back to the Future." ...

The US government approved an amazing flying car which could make Back to the Future-style highways a reality. California company Alef Aeronautics claims their model A car not only can drive on ...

Although the flying car is still somewhat pie-in-the-sky, Alef's recognition by the FAA marks a turning point in the future of air mobility ... out by the National Highway Traffic Safety ...

Unfortunately for original Biff, by going back to change his past, he accidentally deleted himself from the future. In a ...

Regardless, It also still needs approval from the National Highway Traffic ... inspired by the “Back to the Future” movies (which foresaw flying cars being available in that year), decided ...

For decades, we’ve dreamed of flying cars. From The Jetsons to Back to the Future, the idea of skipping traffic and soaring over city streets has always felt like a futuristic fantasy.

The DeLorean brand is synonymous with the flying car/time machine of the Back to the Future film series — but in our actual future, the DeLorean name could soon be even more recognizable because ...

For decades, The Jetsons and Back to the Future have had us patiently awaiting the arrival of flying cars in everyday life. That dream is now one step closer thanks to the Federal Aviation ...