Major cities will cease to be merely horizontal structures, expanding instead into a new layer suspended above our heads—exactly as we imagined when we were children. Flying cars did not arrive in the way fiction promised; instead, engineering quietly found a far more realistic path to turn that fiction into hardware. Perhaps the future of flying cars lies not in jet engines and floating avenues, but in a new layer of mobility built right over our cities.
This is a great article on this important topic. I agree that transportation technology is going to alter the city landscape, as you describe. China is advancing very fast in this regard by moving ahead with flying cars. Their skies are about to get crowded.
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