Joby Aviation Names Huerta to Board of Directors

The eVTOL manufacturer continues its certification path for parallel customer bases.

Friday, March 24, 2023 at 04:03 PM ET

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Joby Aviation moves forward on its path towards launching its eVTOL solution for advanced air mobility and sustainability targets. [Courtesy: Joby Aviation]

Key Takeaways:

Joby Aviation's CEO confirmed the company remains on track for FAA certification of its all-electric aircraft.
Former FAA Administrator Michael Huerta joined Joby's board of directors, adding significant regulatory expertise and strengthening the strategic partnership with investor Delta Air Lines, where he also serves.
The company's progress is enabled by advancements in battery technology and ongoing collaboration with the Department of Defense, preparing for future commercial operations.

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Joby Aviation’s [NYSE: JOBY] founder and CEO, JoeBen Bevirt, verified that the company remains on track in its path towards FAA certification—and it bolstered that assessment with the announcement on Friday it has added former FAA Administrator Michael Huerta to its board of directors.

Huerta joins former FAA Acting Administrator Dan Elwell on the board of the company, which seeks to bring to market an all-electric aircraft for commercial air transportation.