Google co-founder Larry Page's flying car start-up Kittyhawk is winding down, the company announced Wednesday.
The company unveiled a demonstration video of a flying car in 2017, and Thrun said he envisioned a time where people would be able to hail flying cars through an app like Lyft or Uber.
Kittyhawk showcased a flying car model called the Flyer in 2018 which could hold one person and fly up to 20 miles.
The company announced a strategic partnership with airplane manufacturer Boeing the following year.
However, by 2020, Kittyhawk announced plans to shut down its Flyer program and shifted focus to its electric aircraft called Heaviside, according to reports.