Google founder of secretly working on flying cars

amsterdam - Larry Page, one of the founders of Google, turns out to have been engaged in flying cars. Secretly he'd been the owner of a company called Zee.Aero, where he has invested in more than one hundred million.

Page is working on two prototypes. In Sea. Aero employs about 150 people in single vehicle with a spherical cockpit. On the back is a wing, on the side propellers. According to Bloomberg still seem prototypes more planes than cars. Another company which invests Page is Kitty Hawk. Which would focus on building a large drone carrying people.

In addition to Page, the companies Volocopter Aero and Mobil also engaged in the development of aircraft for the ordinary mortal. Mobil Aero saw last year's crash a prototype, after it had completed a successful test flight.
  
    
     
      
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