As I noted in October, there are two companies with a presence in New Hampshire developing or selling “flying cars” (more accurately called planes that can drive on roads).
One is Terrafugia, which has been developing a four-wheel car with folding wings in Massachusetts for at least a decade, and does test flights at Nashua’s city airport.
The other is Pal-V, a Dutch firm making a three-wheeled vehicle that flies like a gyroplane, a simplified version of a helicopter. Until now it has only had a small sales office near Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, but it seems ready to take off (so to speak). They’ve scheduled an invitation-only dinner-and-FAQ event associated with one of those indoor-skydiving places, as well as being part of a presentation to legislators and other folks that I’ll be attending. Expect a story later.
Pretty cool!
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