At last, we are approaching the age of flying cars. NFT, a startup based in Silicon Valley, California, calls it the ASKA. They opened a showroom recently, exhibiting the groundbreaking aircraft for all to see and consider the idea that they may finally drive a flying car by 2026, only if they willingly put down USD5,000—that's around PHP242,000—as a deposit. In doing so, interested buyers will not only be waiting in line for a world-changing purchase but will also get a share in the company's stock and will provide status update meetings every three to six months.

In 2019, NFT debuted the initial concept of the ASKA which resembled more of a regular vehicle with wings settled atop that could unfold when preparing for take-off. The previous design could only squeeze up to three people inside the ASKA. However, a year later, the NFT reworked the design and released a new and more effective prototype—the same year when the company signed a five-year Space Act Agreement with NASA.