The first flying bike can stay in the air for 40 minutes

What does "first" means? Compare "The Scorpion-3 Is the World's First Manned Hoverbike" at https://www.popularmechanics.com/flight/drones/a25308/scorpi... .

Wikipedia says "It is famously used by the Dubai Police Force."

FWIW, the Gossamer Albatross is a flying bike which managed to stay aloft for nearly 3 hours, back in 1979. Human-powered, no less.

They are really stretching definitions, aren't they? It is quite ambiguous to refer to a "bike" when you don't mean "bicycle" (which, by definition, is a human-powered device with pedals and two wheels.)

It seems that this article intends to refer to a "motorbike" (which, by typical definition, is a device with two wheels powered by a small engine, typically internal-combustion) but the "motorbike" in question here is actually more of a large drone, with no wheels but enough space to carry one human aboard it.

Just great. Waverunners flying over my house all day.

How is this the first, I’ve atleast seen 5 others over the last few years.

How long before we'll make like E.T in that famous scene?