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Joby and Saudi Arabia Announce Plans for Deployment of Electric Air Taxi Service
Joby Aviation and the General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia today announced plans for the rapid deployment of Joby’s electric air taxi in the Kingdom.
Joby Begins Power-On Testing of First Conforming Aircraft, Enters Final Stage of Type Certification Process
Joby’s latest milestone marks key moment in Joby’s path to commercialization and testing lays groundwork for FAA pilots to fly Joby aircraft.
Five Nations Unite to Accelerate Global Air Mobility with Joby at the Forefront
Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK, and the USA are uniting in a shared commitment to collaborate on AAM aircraft certification.
Joby Successfully Conducts First FAA Testing under TIA, Begins Final Phase of Certification Program
Joby targets 2025 to start TIA flight testing with first FAA-conforming aircraft, currently being built
What is the FAA's Powered-Lift Final Ruling?
The FAA released a Special Federal Aviation Regulation (SFAR) that creates the first civil aircraft category since the helicopter. DART reviewed the 880-page final rule, summarizing the critical takeaways in a 3-page overview for the DART community.
Joby Welcomes Publication of New Operating Regulations by FAA
oby Aviation, Inc. (NYSE:JOBY), a company developing electric air taxis for commercial passenger service, today welcomed the release of new rules designed to enable the operation of Joby’s revolutionary aircraft in the United States.
Joby Takes 1st Place Toward FAA Approval Race
US aviation regulators proposed standards for an air taxi made by Joby Aviation Inc., paving the way for the first official certification of the novel electric aircraft.