The hoverboard in question – dubbed the Flyboard Air – was built by Zapata Racing and featured seemingly impossible specs: autonomous flight up to 10,000 feet, a top speed of 93 mph and 10 ...

Instead of skating, though, he was hovering: a real-world Marty McFly, the time-traveling teen who glided on air around Hill Valley in Back to the Future Part II. The Hendo hoverboard ...

On Aug. 4, weeks after a failed Bastille Day flight, Zapata hopped on the jet-powered hoverboard that he invented, called the "Flyboard Air," and set out to fly across the 35-kilometer channel.

Your browser does not support the video element. We may not have flying cars yet, but we may finally be getting a hoverboard. Lexus has built a functional prototype ...