Japan enlists Toyota, Boeing, Uber to help develop flying cars

The Japanese government is hoping to give the flying car industry a boost by bringing together technology, automotive and aeronautical companies. Companies participating in the government initiative include Uber, Boeing, Airbus, NEC, ANA, Japan Airlines, Yamato Holdings, and Cartivator, a startup backed by Toyota.

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