Joby Aviation

Platform users in Dubai could hail rides on Joby Aviation’s electric air taxi as soon as this year.

Developer agrees to obtain a new 700,000-square-foot site and receives the first of two flight simulators from CAE.

Developer partners with North America’s largest parking network operator to build out air taxi infrastructure.

Developer recaps a year of flight testing ahead of planned type inspection authorization trials with the FAA in 2026.

Company says it could begin Dubai passenger flights before obtaining agency type approval.

Company’s autonomous, turbine-electric, vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) demonstrator completes its maiden voyage.

Electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft developer aims to produce up to 15,000 blades per year in Dayton, Ohio.

Scheduled passenger service is now a division of Joby Aviation, which plans to introduce electric air taxis.

Agreement with Joby Aviation could integrate Blade passenger service as soon as next year.

Company sells its passenger business to Joby Aviation.