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Philippine inventor aims to cut travel times with passenger drone(1/4)

2018-09-27 15:47:17 Ecns.cn Editor :Yao Lan
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Filipino inventor Kyxz Mendiola tests his flying car during its launch in the province of Batangas, Philippines, September 23, 2018. Former dancer and camera operator Kyxz Mendiola flew and hovered for a few minutes in a single-passenger contraption powered by the “multicopter” technology commonly used in small unmanned drones. (Photo/Agencies)

Filipino inventor Kyxz Mendiola tests his flying car during its launch in the province of Batangas, Philippines, September 23, 2018. Former dancer and camera operator Kyxz Mendiola flew and hovered for a few minutes in a single-passenger contraption powered by the “multicopter” technology commonly used in small unmanned drones. (Photo/Agencies)

Filipino inventor Kyxz Mendiola tests his flying car during its launch in the province of Batangas, Philippines, September 23, 2018. Former dancer and camera operator Kyxz Mendiola flew and hovered for a few minutes in a single-passenger contraption powered by the “multicopter” technology commonly used in small unmanned drones. (Photo/Agencies)

Filipino inventor Kyxz Mendiola tests his flying car during its launch in the province of Batangas, Philippines, September 23, 2018. Former dancer and camera operator Kyxz Mendiola flew and hovered for a few minutes in a single-passenger contraption powered by the “multicopter” technology commonly used in small unmanned drones. (Photo/Agencies)

Kyxz Mendiola gestures after testing his flying car invention in the province of Batangas, Philippines, September 23, 2018. Former dancer and camera operator Kyxz Mendiola flew and hovered for a few minutes in a single-passenger contraption powered by the “multicopter” technology commonly used in small unmanned drones. (Photo/Agencies)

Kyxz Mendiola gestures after testing his flying car invention in the province of Batangas, Philippines, September 23, 2018. Former dancer and camera operator Kyxz Mendiola flew and hovered for a few minutes in a single-passenger contraption powered by the “multicopter” technology commonly used in small unmanned drones. (Photo/Agencies)

Filipino inventor Kyxz Mendiola tests his flying car during its launch in the province of Batangas, Philippines, September 23, 2018. Former dancer and camera operator Kyxz Mendiola flew and hovered for a few minutes in a single-passenger contraption powered by the “multicopter” technology commonly used in small unmanned drones. (Photo/Agencies)

Filipino inventor Kyxz Mendiola tests his flying car during its launch in the province of Batangas, Philippines, September 23, 2018. Former dancer and camera operator Kyxz Mendiola flew and hovered for a few minutes in a single-passenger contraption powered by the “multicopter” technology commonly used in small unmanned drones. (Photo/Agencies)

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