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Revamped Detroit auto show now also features new flying tech

This photo provided by ICON Aircraft shows two ICON A5s, two-seat, amphibious, light-sport aircraft, flying above the Detroit River in Detroit on Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022. ICON Aircraft is one of the companies displaying their flying vehicles at the North American International Auto Show as part of the event's Air Mobility Experience segment. (ICON Aircraft via AP) This photo provided by ICON Aircraft shows an ICON A5, a two-seat, amphibious, light-sport aircraft, flying above the Detroit River in Detroit on Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022. ICON Aircraft is one of the companies displaying their flying vehicles at the North American International Auto Show as part of the event's Air Mobility Experience segment. (ICON Aircraft via AP) Suzanne Clavette, ICON Aircraft's marketing manager and a pilot, sits in an ICON A5 aircraft on the floor of the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, on Monday, Sept. 19, 2022. ICON Aircraft is one of the companies displaying their flying vehicles at NAIAS as part of the show's Air Mobility Experience segment. (AP Photo/Mike Householder) This photo provided by ICON Aircraft shows an ICON A5, a two-seat, amphibious, light-sport aircraft, flying above Detroit on Thursday, Sept. 15, 2022. ICON Aircraft is one of the companies displaying their flying vehicles at the North American International Auto Show as part of the event's Air Mobility Experience segment. (ICON Aircraft via AP)
Revamped Detroit auto show now also features new flying tech