Chinese Inventor Develops Working Drone Motorcycle

News to me. Will it require a pilot's, a drone or a motorcycle license to operate?

Thank you my friend CW5 Jack Cardwell for making us aware that "40-year-old Chinese drone technician [Zhao Deli] in the Guangdong province has been developing a flying motorcycle for the past two years and has already completed 1,564 test flights, according to The Sunday Times. Zhao Deli’s engineering skills have resulted in a manned aerial motorbike that can reach speeds up to 43 miles per hour, leaving comparable efforts in Russia and Dubai in the dust.
Deli’s “Jindouyun,” which translates to “somersault cloud” and describes the Monkey King’s aerial feat in the Chinese novel, Journey to the West, has seen its fair share of disastrous iterations over the past couple of years. The very first test flight, for instance, saw the drone’s batteries catch fire. A whole year later, another test flight concluded in a crash landing. Now, 1,546 test flights later, Deli’s motorcycle drone seems to be thoroughly refined and ready for action; at least, Deli thinks so as he’s reportedly eager to take his creation on a 3,400-mile expedition along China’s Yellow River."

To be honest it seems that intercepting this drone motorcycle with kinetic or sound blast technology would be fairly straightforward :-)

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Probably will have a hefty price tag.