Reportedly, Google co-founder Larry Page has invested in startups focused on flying cars.<br /> <br />Ever since humans could drive, many have been dreaming about taking their automobiles into the sky, and it appears Google co-founder Larry Page is among them.<br>Bloomberg</a> recently reported the billionaire is personally funding two startups intent upon creating flying cars. <br>Zee.Aero has, according to Bloomberg</a>, already received $100 million since its 2010 inception, and the other company, Kitty Hawk, was added to Page’s personal payroll last year. <br>Exactly what they’re creating remains largely a mystery, but both eyewitness reports and patent filings suggest Zee.Arrow is working on a multi-propeller, plane-like craft. <br>Kitty Hawk’s vision of transportation’s future looks more like a quadcopter drone, notes The Verge</a>. <br>Both companies have kept their relationship with Page very quiet.<br>In fact, when the Google co-founder kept an office at Zee.Aero, staffers referred</a> to him only as GUS, an acronym for "the guy upstairs."<br>Notably, the two endeavors may soon find themselves looking for new backers. <br>In breaking the story, Bloomberg</a> revealed Page once said he may sever ties with the startups if his involvement became public.