Terrafugia Transition Flying Car’s First Flight, Roadable Airplane Coming True?

We’ve seen it over the years in animated depictions, but is it the future now? Are we ready for a realty which plies on the road and flies in the skies? If not too bad, and if you’ve moved with the transitioning world, then you have woken up to a truth, the first successful flight of a flying car (conducted on March 5). You can’t better the fact how desperately I need a flying car, with these endless road congestions and traffic jams I have to face to make it to anyplace beyond home. But then, I only played a means of words for the witnesses who saw the Terrafugia Transition flying car take off from the airport in Pittsburgh.
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The aviation industry and automotive engineering have created wonders over time, but this feat has only been an extended dream for nearly a ~~decade~~ century now. Green credentials would have been an added boost to the creation, but then functionality is the key I guess. Terrafugia , with its roadable airplane the Transition have notched the pinnacle there, and will surely play around with the diminutives ultimately.

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On exhibition at the Boston Museum of Science from March 18, the Transition that cruises at 115mph before folding its wings to hit the highways, would require the driver/pilot to have a light sport license to fly. Capable of venturing for about 450 miles on a single fuel charge (normal gas, unleaded petrol), the Transition slated to go on sale by the end of this year is lightweight but with a very heavy price tag - $194,000 to meet.