The Terrafugia, which is a small aircraft and can be driven on roads and has been stated as the first ‘flying car’, is now not going to remain a dream any more.

The vehicle has cleared a Federal Aviation Administration regulatory obstacle for craft classification by weight. A full-fledged manufacture sample may be just expected in the near future, according to multiple reports.

At issue was Mass.-based Company, Terrafugia desiring its Transition vehicle to be classified as a ‘Light Sport Aircraft’ by the FAA, so people keen to fly it, would require merely 20 hours of flying time.

Yet the two-seater vehicle came in 110 pounds, 50 kilograms, overweight, in accommodating roadworthy-assuring safety objects, for example, crumple zones. The FAA said that so long as consumers are recommended about this extra weight, the car-plane hybrid can be sold.

The Terrafugia completed its debut trip last March in upstate New York. According to its manufacturer, the Terrafugia can convert from a roadable vehicle that can hit a highway speed of 65 mph to a winged plane in 30 seconds.

The plane version can sail at almost 115 mph and cover around 400 miles or 644 kilometers, worth of territory before requiring a refill of normal unleaded gas.