Do the skies above America's bodies of water need disrupting? A Silicon Valley venture thinks so, and just unveiled its latest vision for a flying vehicle that glides above water.

Startups worldwide are pushing the boundaries of eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing) technology, creating innovative personal flying vehicles that promise to revolutionize transportation.

Meet the Volonaut Airbike, a single-seat hoverbike hitting 124 mph with carbon fiber and thrust-vectoring. Is this the future ...

Close-up view of Bellwether's in-progress Volar personal electric flying car. “We believe that people commuting in the sky is inevitable within the next 10 years,” reads Bellwether’s website.

Aeroauto is not just about flying vehicles; it's about reshaping how people perceive and experience personal air travel.

Attitudes toward Advanced Air Mobility – that's a fancy term for flying cars and other personal flying vehicles – have shifted.

Several Jetson ONE personal flying vehicles race through the streets like Star Wars podracers.

Not only is Spinko optimistic that personal flying devices are the vehicles of the future, but he also feels that the motorbike look gives his design an edge.

Boeing-sponsors the GoFly single-passenger flying car design and prototype competition for VOTL vehicles.