can sprout wings and take to the skies. In this studio in Slovakia, Stefan Klein has

made his childhood dream a reality, producing a real life flying car, called the Aeromobil.

This isn't the final prototype, but as you can see the entire object is made out of very

simple materials and its design is identical to the original look. We already tested it

downtown, its parking skills and driving on the highway. On the highway it reaches up

to 130 kilometres per hour without any problem.

But on the highway the Aeromobil's distinctive look is likely to turn heads.

This is the transformation when the wings open within a few seconds. This is the key

moment when the angle of the wing inclination is changed. A part of them tilts which simulates

the rotation of the plane body.

Stefan hopes the car could help cut down on the time spent waiting for planes at airports

or even be used in places where airports don't exist at all, but of course he doesn't expect

to solve the problems of global transportation. The latest Aeromobil model will be produced

next year and then, it's hoped, the flying car will finally be available for customers

to buy.