How To Fly Cross-Country Without Using Airports

It's no secret that crowded airports can
be a hassle and a giant time-suck for cross- country travelers. Soon, a workaround may be available for corporations and the ultra-rich.

The concept is this: You don't need an airport if you can land and take off from your own front yard.

Get ready for a burgeoning breed of commercial aircraft. They hover like helicopters and fly fast
and high like jets.

These vertical take off and landing planes --
VTOLs -- could pick up passengers at their homes or hotels, and fly them more than a thousand miles, directly to a private compound or the roof of a skyscraper.
Call it door-to-door cross-country air travel.
Businessmen Like Aliko Dangote, Bill Gate and others can now save airports landing time and land directly at the place of there appointment.