And you don't even need a pilot's license to fly it.
A bizarre, boat-keel-with-wings and single-seating electric aircraft design performed for excited crowds during AirVenture in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and when it hits the market, it may cost roughly the same as a luxury SUV, according toIf you can buy a luxury SUV, you may soon consider abandoning familial obligations of transit and shopping, and instead take to the sky, without an FAA pilot's license, and free.
The vehicle was assembled for the U.S. recreational sport-vehicle market, and falls under Part 103 of federal air regulations, which comes with both drawbacks and perks. Since it's an ultralight class aircraft, it can't weigh more than 254 lbs , and you're not allowed to fly it at night, or close to settlements or cities.
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