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Are self-flying cars on the horizon? - BBC News

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Meet the company which wants to bring self-flying cars to the skies

Flying Cars And Beyond: A Look At Entrepreneurial Automakers ...

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"The flying car is something I was promised a long time ago and I want it," Carl Dietrich, Terrafugia's founder told Bloomberg News. As with any industry, the automotive world has its share of unique characters and scandal, ...

Fasten Your Seatbelts, Flying Cars Could Take-Off Within 3 Years

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The first time Carl Dietrich brought his flying-car concept to the Experimental Aircraft Association's annual AirVenture gathering in Oshkosh, Wisconsin,

Flying cars: Waiting in the wings or poised for takeoff?

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“It was a huge, huge milestone,” said Carl Dietrich, co-founder and CEO of Terrafugia Inc., the company behind the Transition. “We wanted to ...

Terrafugia Could Have Flying Car Ready in 2025

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Flying cars are not just the stuff of

Departing from conventional wisdom: flying cars become reality

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by Gabor George Burt For our example, we turn to a recent article detailing the story of Carl Dietrich, an MIT graduate who has co-created “the science fiction fan's ultimate dream: a flying car,” contrary to the conventional wisdom that it could only be ...

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Terrafugia founder Carl Dietrich expects to begin delivering the 1st 100 sold Transition flying cars at a price of $279K each in 2013

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: "It's like a little Transformer," Terrafugia founder Carl Dietrich

Google Blogs: Real Flying Cars - The Terrafugia 'Transition' Vehicle Is Almost ...

Real Flying Cars - Carl Dietrich a student from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology & his Colleagues, have been quietly working on achieving success with a pro...

Google Blogs: n+1: Flying Cars

by n+1 magazine In the race for the first viable convertible, though, I'd put my money on the boy genius from MIT, Carl Dietrich. He's obviously smart because he named his company in Latin: Terrafugia (“escape from land”). His car, the Transition, ...