30 Coolest Machines That Makes you Fly !

Have you ever dreamt of flying like a superhero? Well it looks like that dream may soon become a reality! Today, we’re diving into the world of some of the craziest and most innovative flying inventions that will completely change how you think about getting around in the air.

[APTTeamMoments]

These flying machines are insane! Can’t believe some of them actually exist. Would be a dream to try one of these someday

[ToddSand-uh]

100 years from now these creations will be on the blooper reels! Much like the old B&W versions of the first helicopters and airplanes. Alot of great minds out there!

[organefreerid]

Thank you for putting Switzerland on a map, it helps me revise my geography.

[desoincrediblemoments]

The future of personal flight is closer than we think—this is incredible

[stuntgirl-therachelvande]

The Blackfly/Opener folks have some cool crafts that are getting more affordable every year

[MikeS-umnm]

They had "Machines That Make You Fly" as far back as the Roman Empire! They were called Catapults. You could fly just fine. It was the landing that was a little rough.

[Rehd]

You're that guy that everyone hopes someone doesn't invite to the party

[igoski]

Finally. At 5:55 Someone has made a "flying car", that when it's on the ground as the "car" portion of the two, it actually doesn't look stupid going down the road and almost looks like a car. It's always been the removal and disguising the wings when in car mode that has been the problem and IMO, they fixed it. Alot of the other "flying machines" were just different variations of how to build another drone.

[momentsofawe]

What an interesting but also crazy invention!

[peacekeepermoe]

Thanks for a reminder of the gadgets we will never own.

[TheOleHermit]

Very impressive inventions! I don't have a favorite, but I have a least favorite among all of those who are risking their lives by riding above exposed coffee grinder blades
@6:50 The Dragonaire, which uses a parachute for a 'safety' mechanism in case of engine failure:
#1: How is it possible to to jump clear of those propellers, midair to deploy the chute, when the platform will counter the force of the leap, like jumping off a surfboard?
#2: Without being able to clear those props, if the chute is deployed, while still on the platform it will only get sucked into their downdraft and get chopped into confetti.
#3: Furthermore, the paracords will get wrapped around the props, becoming an inescapable death trap, that pulls the rider into them.

[GojoSaturo-ixp]

1925: we’ll have flying cars 100 years later!
2025: actually have flying cars:)

[kariscolorjoyandhenrypower]

Amazing I love them I wish I could have them

See that bubbly feeling you have it goes away when u remember lightning is a real thing

[iTeerRex]

Until we discover/invent a much high density battery, all the electric aircrafts remains a toy.

[Oldmanrules]

The most impressive thing to me was that chicken. Damn, didn't know they could do that!

[pabloo.]

No llegué a la bañera el otro día, me pregunto para cuando el retrete volador?!😂😂😂

[Immortal-Headcase]

And just like fictional superheros, you have to be rich to be able to do it.

[KD-KayakDangler]

Lots of people grinders, fantastic inventions 😂

[jackmoreau]

These personal flying machines are pretty exciting, but until they figure out how to regulate air space, they won’t ever be mainstream.