
Dr. Paul Moller
4 archived appearances · 1999–2006
Flying CarsAviationInventionTechnology
Dr. Paul Moller is an aeronautical engineer, professor emeritus at the University of California, Davis, and inventor recognized for his decades-long development of the Skycar, a personal vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) vehicle intended to revolutionize personal transportation. On Art Bell's programs, his visionary work on volantor technology and his pursuit of a commercially viable flying car have made him one of the most recognized figures in future aviation.
On the air with Art · 4
Jul 13, 1999 · 1h 59m
The Moller Skycar
Dr. Paul Moller describes the long development of the Moller Skycar, a vertical-takeoff vehicle intended to make point-to-point personal flight practical.Art Bell asks about propulsion, stability, computer control, safety, noise, cost, certification, and the infrastructure required for widespread use. Moller explain...Sep 19, 2002 · 2h 54m
Sky Cars
Art Bell opens with reports of a spectacular Minuteman III ICBM launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base that triggered a wave of UFO calls across the Southwest, then covers President Bush's request for congressional authority to use force against Iraq and a chilling account from Northumberland, Pennsylvania, where wit...Oct 25, 2003 · 3h 34m
Skycars & Vampires
Art Bell speaks with Dr. Paul Moller, inventor of the M400 Skycar, a vertical takeoff and landing vehicle designed to combine the capabilities of helicopters and airplanes at automobile-level costs. Moller describes a four-passenger craft that fits in a single-car garage, flies at 325 miles per hour, reaches altitud...Sep 23, 2006 · 2h 36m
The Skycar
Art Bell welcomes Dr. Paul Moller, founder of Moller International, to discuss his decades-long quest to build a personal flying vehicle called the Skycar. Dr. Moller explains how the M400, a four-passenger vertical takeoff and landing craft powered by eight rotary engines derived from the Wankel design, could allow...
