Florida police get first-ever $148K flying patrol vehicle — and its name is Astro ...Middle East

Nicknamed Astro, after "The Jetsons" dog, the $148,000 single-seat electric flying patrol vehicle reaches speeds of 63 mph with about 20 minutes of flight time per charge.

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