Volonaut Airbike: World’s Fastest Flying Bike
Flying cars still feel far away, but flying bikes are already starting to take off. The Volonaut Airbike, built by Polish inventor Tomasz Patan, is one of the first real examples. It’s the world’s fastest flying bike, capable of reaching speeds up to 200 km/h (124 mph).
Benefits of a Lighter, Smaller Design
Flying cars have been a dream for years, but they have many problems. They’re heavy, difficult to lift, and not great on the roads. The Volonaut Airbike takes a smarter path. Instead of trying to lift a full-sized car, it focuses on a smaller, lighter design, meaning it doesn’t require much space to land and take off.
Built with carbon fiber and 3D-printed parts, the Airbike is extremely lightweight, making flying more efficient and less complicated. Riders also have more control since the balance and movement needed in flight feel more natural to those who already ride motorcycles.
In addition, the flying bike is equipped with a flight computer and a stabilization system. These technologies help keep it steady, making it easier to hover and stay balanced when in the air.
The rider sits in a free-flying cockpit, which provides an open 360-degree view. This enhances the flying experience and gives the rider better control.
