Apparently, it’s street legal and you can learn to fly it in 20-40 hours.
 

Built by a Dutch mechanical engineer, this flying contraption allows its rider to fly like a bird. “The flight isn't achieved with his own arm strength alone. Instead, the flapping motion is magnified by motors controlled by a system Smeets developed using Nintendo Wii controllers and an Android smartphone.”
 

Coolest movie advertising ever?
 

Do you remember an animated movie Up where two characters fly in a house? National Geographic proved that a flying house can be a reality. Engineers, scientists and balloon pilots used 300 weather balloons to launch a 16’ X 16’ house into the air. They set a new world record for the biggest balloon cluster flight. The house was floating for about an hour, going 10,000 feet high.

This is how Moscow looks from a bird’s eye view. The capital of Russia seems to be overcrowded. There are too many buildings and cars here. But I would still like to fly over this city one day.

Nice, huh!

But is this ‘hotelicopter’ the real deal? Well…

If you capture the right moment with your camera, you will get a photo of a flying cat. Flying animals look really great!

I never came across flying people. But looking at these photos I get a feeling of floating in the air myself. How about you?