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Flying Cars #318102

CBS Evening News for Monday, Jan 18, 1988
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.

(Davis, California: John Blackstone) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, auto show reported featuring flying car; details given, scenes shown. [Moller International spokesperson Jack ALLISON - describes flight.] [Silicon Valley, California, Moshier technology spokesperson Dave MILLMAN - demonstrates car's functions.] Possibilities of car becoming reality discussed. [Defense Department spokesperson Colonel Harry BLOT - comments on machine.] [Inventor Paul MOLLER - comments on machine.] Moller's invention history detailed; scenes shown. [MOLLER - says has time on side.] Moller noted planning manned flight before cameras. [MOLLER - says is disappointed with flight's failure.]

Reporter(s):
Blackstone, John;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:02:30

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