Joby Aviation Raises 2026 Guidance to $115 Million
Joby Aviation raised its 2026 revenue guidance to a high of $125 million, driven by strong demand for its Blade vertical lift business.
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Joby Aviation raised its 2026 revenue guidance to a high of $125 million, driven by strong demand for its Blade vertical lift business.
Joby Aviation has 12 eVTOL aircraft in production as it enters the final stage of FAA certification under a new Toyota joint venture.
Joby Aviation stock rose over 5% following Q2 earnings, driven by progress on FAA certification and operating five electric air taxis.
Joby Aviation faces its Q2 earnings report on August 5 after a 50% stock decline, putting the focus on its path to FAA certification.
Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is partnering with Joby Aviation to launch Europe’s first commercial electric air taxi service on the Nice-Monaco route.
Joby Aviation's recent FAA milestones in eVTOL development move the company closer to commercialization amid an $8.5 billion valuation.
Archer Aviation stock faces volatility as the manufacturer works toward FAA certification for its Midnight eVTOL aircraft amid intense industry...
Toyota and Joby Aviation have launched a joint venture to scale production of the Joby S4 eVTOL aircraft, bolstered by a significant funding commitment.
AST SpaceMobile and Joby Aviation represent high-growth, capital-intensive bets in the satellite connectivity and urban air mobility sectors.
Investors are weighing the divergent strategies of Joby Aviation and Archer Aviation as both firms navigate the path to FAA commercial certification.
The FAA is evaluating new electric aircraft designs using updated regulatory frameworks to support the growth of Advanced Air Mobility in the U.S.
Bayanat Engineering is installing Vaisala meteorological sensors at Dubai's first commercial vertiport to support Joby Aviation's 2026 eVTOL launch.
The eVTOL market is splitting between heavily funded leaders like Joby and Archer, and capital-efficient players like Vertical Aerospace, which secured...
The USITC is investigating Joby Aviation for alleged patent infringement of Chinese-sourced parts after a complaint from rival Archer Aviation.
Joby Aviation's $9.35B market cap exceeds American Airlines, raising questions about its valuation ahead of FAA certification and commercial service.