LOS ANGELES — After giving the world its first working jetpack, David Mayman and company are bringing to life yet another science fiction dream: flying cars. <br /> <br />New Atlas reports that Jetpack Aviation is designing a new single-seat electric multicopter equipped with six arms, 12 propellers, and landing balls instead of skids. <br /> <br />Each arm on the VTOL aircraft comes with two propellers, one mounted on top and another underneath. They spin in opposite directions. <br /> <br />The flying car will only be able to go up to 90 miles per hour, and operate up to 20 minutes before it needs to be recharged. <br /> <br />Two of the middle arms will be designed to fold in, so that the vehicle will be low and thin enough to fit inside a garage. <br /> <br />Jetpack Aviation is currently developing a safety system for the project, with the team estimating that they will begin building the flying car in about six months.
