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Aircars

Aircars

An aircar is a type of automobile designed for travel in the air. It is distinguished from cars that drive on the ground, without any antigravs, and also from the hovercar, a similar vehicle, but limited to hovering over the ground, whereas an aircar can take flight at much higher altitudes. Also, at least some aircars have wings.

When Captain Archer was brought back ten months to his apartment by Daniels, he looked out his window into the city and saw aircars flying by. (ENT: "Shockwave")

In 2259 of the alternate reality, outside the apartment window of Thomas and Rima Harewood, an aircar could be seen flying in the distant London skyline. (Star Trek Into Darkness)

In the alternate reality, an aircar flew over Starfleet Headquarters when Kirk and Spock reported to Admiral Pike following the incident on the planet Nibiru. (Star Trek Into Darkness)

In 2259 of the alternate reality, after John Harrison attacked the Daystrom Conference Room with a jumpship, a San Francisco police aircar was one of the first vehicles on the scene at Starfleet Headquarters. (Star Trek Into Darkness)

In the alternate reality, when Scotty was at the Port of San Francisco bar with Keenser, an aircar could be seen flying over the water near the building. (Star Trek Into Darkness)

In the alternate reality, when Khan Noonien Singh is preparing his blood to send to Thomas Harewood, a number of aircars are visible in the London city skyline. (Star Trek Into Darkness)

In the alternate reality, while Spock and Khan were engaged in combat on a garbage barge flying down a skyway, a few aircars could be seen flying by. (Star Trek Into Darkness)

Apocrypha

According to non-canon sources, aircars were also common on Betazed, Feringinar, Qo'noS, and in the Orion constellation.

In FASA’s Star Trek R.P.G., one particular design of an Orion aircar was able to fly at 160 kilometers an hour. It had a pressure cabin for travel over tall mountains, and could carry ten passengers.

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