The two-seater eVTOL from Air One may just fit in the garage

The personal aircraft reaches a top speed of 155 mph and has a cruising radius of 110 miles. Are you seeking a new method to travel and have fun?

We understand how time-consuming and inconvenient it is to travel from one point to another. Imagine not having to worry about how much it would cost to park at the airport while flying over rush hour traffic on your way home from work or taking a trip out of town with a friend without worrying about spending too much money.

You'll never have to wait at another bus stop or train station again. Don't worry about being caught in traffic jams or getting delayed behind sluggish drivers. The Air One is an electric two-seater for personal usage produced by Israeli startup firm Air. Unlike other private planes, renting hangar space isn't needed because its folding wings allow it to fold up and fit in your garage.

The One is a personal aircraft that can fly and land like a helicopter. The fixed-wing aircraft has eight rotors on two pods, each driven by propellers and jets for added power when required, mounted at either the front or rear of the craft. The craft is capable of taking off and landing without requiring a long runway. The future of personal transportation is in sight. This sleek, two-seater eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) will be the norm in the near future. The eVTOL's cabin will open like a clamshell, allowing both passengers to access controls. There's also an observation glass bottom so you can get a bird's eye view of what you're flying over. It will take up only one space in a two-car garage when its wings are folded for storage, according to company representatives.

This is an aircraft that will allow you to feel what it's like to fly. This little plane is ideal for a wide range of activities. The One will also include a "fly by intent" control system. This makes flying simple and accessible for anybody, but you'll need the appropriate license if you're taking over in an emergency or flying alone. There's no need to fly anything else if you have an AI monitoring system that performs inspections on its own based on data from prior flights.

The development of this aircraft is one step closer to becoming a reality. Consumers will be able to get what they want: affordable air travel that is accessible no matter where you're going or how often you fly. Air is getting closer to its goal by the day. The company is presently working with the FAA and has already submitted an application that will enable them to begin operations.

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