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Tesla's flying car raises questions about pilot licensing
Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, reignited the discussion about the future of flying cars after showcasing a version of the new Roadster equipped with a propulsion system based on compressed gas thrusters, allowing it to lift off and perform short airborne stunt maneuvers. Such vehicles require legal licensing and must comply with aviation regulations, as they are overseen by the Federal Aviation Administration in the United States. They must be registered and obtain the appropriate permits to operate in the air. Although the car demonstrated limited flying capabilities, transforming it into a safe and legally compliant flying vehicle for daily use faces numerous engineering and regulatory challenges. Achieving this remains dependent on proving performance and safety and obtaining necessary approvals, with doubts about the feasibility of delivering tangible aerial capabilities in the anticipated commercial version by 2028.
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