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Understanding the future of flying cars requires a realistic framework:
Inherently Superior to Traditional Vehicles
Flying cars logically outrank terrestrial cars because they eliminate many logistical constraints—most notably, the need for roads and highways. They can fly in straight lines, avoiding traffic congestion, hills, and curved roads, sharply reducing travel times. For example, a trip from JFK Airport to Manhattan by helicopter takes minutes, while a car can take over an hour. Flying cars could revolutionize this experience.