Joby Aviation signed a letter of intent to sell up to $250 million of eVTOL aircraft and services to Alatau Advance Air Group to establish Kazakhstan’s first air‑taxi network. The agreement includes pre‑delivery payments and a commitment from the Ministry of AI and Digital Development to support regulation and infrastructure.
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The deal is valued at up to $250 million and targets Kazakhstan’s first commercial air‑taxi network, marking a significant early commercial commitment for Joby as it moves from demonstrations toward fleet sales; see Joby’s recent S4 demonstration flights and its integration of Blade bookings into the Uber app for commercialisation context.
The inclusion of a government pledge to deliver regulatory and infrastructure support reduces deployment risk and mirrors other jurisdictional efforts to build the AAM operating ecosystem, such as initiatives to develop all‑electric eVTOL infrastructure and operations across Florida and city‑level implementation programmes in Tokyo.
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Joby signs up to $250M LOI to supply eVTOLs and services to Kazakhstan’s Alatau Advance Air Group • Urban Air Mobility News
