World’s first flying car Takes Flight with Landmark Order

A historic agreement was reached between PAL-V and Dubai-based Aviterra to introduce the Liberty flying car to the Middle East and Africa.

Aviterra is investing, forming a partnership, and purchasing more than 100 PAL-V Liberty flying vehicles for the Middle East and Africa.

The PAL-V Liberty, which combines a gyroplane and a car, is referred to as the first actual flying automobile in history. It improves travel flexibility and travel independence by eliminating the need for (congested) roadways. The Liberty reduces travel and commuting times with its 500 km flight range and 180 km/h top speed.

“We’ve always kept a close eye on the emerging Advanced Air Mobility industry while running a business aviation company,” Wadaa says, emphasising the special possibility that PAL-V offers. “Our customers can safely FlyDrive using the current air and road infrastructure due to PAL-V’s long-standing presence and adherence to existing regulations.”

Moreover, PAL-V is the only player that has a vehicle that mixes driving and flying. This combination is unmatched by any other competitor in the industry, and they can actually produce the cars soon.” Aviterra’s investment division, Loggia Investment, has formed a partnership for the Middle East and Africa and made a strategic investment in PAL-V.

PAL-V is expanding its flying car business by establishing regional offices globally. PAL-V’s sales, maintenance, flight training, and assembly locations are centralised at these regional offices.