Tesla's Flying Roadster May Require Pilot's License (nypost.com)

Tesla's new 'flying' Roadster may require drivers to obtain a pilot's license because the vehicle will likely fall under Federal Aviation Administration oversight, according to former FAA official Michael McCormick. Production won't start until 2028, and securing one requires a $50,000 deposit plus a special invite from the company. During a Thursday demo in McGregor, Texas, the Roadster used cold gas thrusters to hover about 12 feet above the ground and vault over a row of cars, all while unmanned.