On Aug. 15, air mobility company Joby Aviation (JOBY) announced the completion of a test flight between the airports of ...

Notably, Joby assured us that it has attained 70% completion for Stage 4. Correspondingly, the FAA recorded more than 50% completion, priming the way toward TIA flights, and inching closer to another ...

Joby stock dropped 4.3% after completing its test flight. Investors might be taking profits. Both stocks have been incredibly ...

Joby Aviation is just one of many ways to invest in the burgeoning electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) industry.

The milestone marks the first time a piloted electric vertical takeoff and landing air taxi has flown from one public airport ...

The eVTOL company's plans are getting near fruition, and expanding its manufacturing capacity is a key part of it.

Joby Aviation stock saw a big pullback today after two major investment firms lowered their ratings on the stock. Joby's ...

But analysts expect a ton of growth, and Joby has lined up deals with top companies. Joby Aviation hopes to begin commercial ...

US-based Joby Aviation has successfully operated the world’s first eVTOL flight between two licensed US airports.

Joby Aviation completed its first flight between two U.S. airports in California, a major step in proving the viability of its electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing air taxi.

Joby Aviation agreed to acquire Blade Air Mobility’s passenger division for up to $125 million, adding to its commercial ...

While the Blade deal makes sense for Joby, as it will help boost its ambitions in the urban air taxi market, the market's ...