Flying hovercraft takes to the skies
A New Zealand mechanic has created a machine that can be used on land, on water and in the air. Rudy Heeman took the model of a hovercraft and created a floating machine that could also take to the skies. The W.I.G. or “wing in ground effective vehicle” rides like a normal hovercraft but once it reaches a speed of 70km/h, it becomes airborne.