PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Arizona legislators want to launch drivers into the sky. As part of the state’s $17.6 million budget, ...

"This drive and flight test represents an important proof of technology in a real-world city environment," said Alef CEO Jim Dukhovny, who added that the trial proved "new transportation is possible." ...

“We’re trying to make science fiction a reality,” Dukhovny told NBC News. Alef said the test flights involved an ultralight variant of the Model Zero, a prototype of the Model A flying car ...

California startup Alef Aeronautics has released "the first documented, verifiable flight of a flying car (an actual car, with vertical takeoff, non-tethered)," as CEO Jim Dukhovny wrote in a ...

New video from Alef Aeronautics shows the company's flying car prototype driving, taking off and flying over another vehicle in a simulation of a blocked traffic scenario.

Alef CEO and co-founder Jim Dukhovny has been endeavoring for an entire decade to build this half-assed contraption, and says it will reach production later this year, you know, if nothing goes wrong.

Prices for Alef’s Model A start at around $300,000 (£237,000), though a second flying car dubbed the Model Z is expected to cost around $35,000.

Alef’s CEO, Jim Dukhovny, said the company is “proving to humanity that new transportation is possible.” The company has been developing flying cars for about a decade.

Jim Dukhovny, CEO and co-founder of Alef, told news agencies that people didn’t believe it was real, and they had to have news reporters shoot footage of it live to prove it.

It can actually vertically, take off and fly forward," said Jim Dukhovny, CEO and co-founder of Alef. The San Mateo based-company said it conducted a successful test of its flying car in a city ...