Seattle Times
• Dominic Gates
Air Taxis Face Critical Test Amid Investor Skepticism
Air taxi developers are confident in the viability of eVTOL vehicles, while skeptics warn that significant financial risks loom for investors.
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Seattle Times
• Dominic Gates
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Air taxi developers are confident in the viability of eVTOL vehicles, while skeptics warn that significant financial risks loom for investors.
Joby Aviation has completed the first three stages of electric aircraft certification, positioning its eVTOLs for commercial ridesharing and sustainable aviation. CEO JoeBen Bevirt outlines the strategic steps towards revolutionising urban air mobility.
Joby Aviation's modified S4 prototype achieved an 842 km flight using hydrogen-electric propulsion, showcasing the potential for long-range, sustainable air taxi services.
Joby’s recent acquisition of Xwing’s autonomy division boosts its sensor and control technologies, advancing the company's autonomous eVTOL development.
Joby Aviation's hydrogen-electric air taxi demonstrator successfully flew 523 miles, producing only water as a by-product. The test flight, conducted in Marina, California, landed with 10% of its hydrogen fuel remaining, marking a significant milestone in sustainable aviation.
Joby Aviation has achieved a 523-mile flight milestone with its hydrogen-electric air taxi demonstrator, using water as the only by-product. This advancement underscores Joby’s commitment to sustainable aviation and its potential in regional flights.
Joby Aviation plans to commence eVTOL operations with air tours and market survey flights before full commercial air taxi service in New York City and Los Angeles.
Joby Aviation and Archer Aviation have outlined their commercial eVTOL deployment strategies, focusing on expected market rollout timelines and operational specifics.
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