Joby Aviation, Inc. (JOBY)

Joby, ANA Holdings Kickoff Next Phase of Air Taxi Development in Japan with Public Flight Demonstration at the Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan

TOKYO & SANTA CRUZ, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)---- $JOBY--ANA Holdings (ANA HD) and Joby Aviation, Inc. (NYSE:JOBY), a company developing electric air taxis for commercial passenger service, today announced a successful public flight demonstration of Joby's air taxi at the Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan. The flight, the first of its kind at a world expo, included vertical takeoff, full transition to wingborne flight and vertical landing. It was conducted as part of Joby and ANA HD's plan to build a national.

Joby Aviation: Riding The EVTOL Narrative Rocket

Joby Aviation (JOBY) offers strong innovation potential in the eVTOL market, but its share price is highly speculative and difficult to value fundamentally. JOBY has made significant progress on FAA certification, manufacturing partnerships, and commercialization readiness, including collaborations with Blade, Uber, Toyota, and L3Harris. Despite a solid cash position now, JOBY faces future dilution risks and extreme valuations, with real revenue expected only from 2026 onward.

3 Reasons to Buy Joby Aviation Like There's No Tomorrow

Joby Aviation (JOBY -7.96%) is an aerospace company with an intriguing idea. It wants to fly people over traffic in relatively quiet electric aircraft.

JOBY or EVTL: Which eVTOL Stock Possesses an Edge Currently?

Vertical Aerospace edges past Joby Aviation with stronger finances, milestones, and stock performance in the fast-growing eVTOL space.

White House eVTOL Pilot Program Entry Boosts Joby: More Upside Ahead?

JOBY joins the White House eVTOL Pilot Program, as it pushes toward air taxi commercialization.

Joby Stock Jumps Because President Trump Likes Flying Cars

Joby will participate in a White House program that can help speed the adoption of electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft.

Joby Aviation stock higher on US program to speed up air taxi deployments

Joby Aviation Inc (NYSE:JOBY) shares gained nearly 3% to $14.07 in late-morning trading on Friday after the developer of air taxis for commercial passenger service announced its participation in the White House's new electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) Integration Pilot Program. eVTOL, a joint effort by the Department of Transportation and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), is designed to accelerate the safe integration of electric air taxis into US airspace.

Joby and Archer join FAA's eVTOL pilot testing program

The Federal Aviation Administration said it's launching a pilot program to speed up the rollout of air taxis. Archer Aviation and Joby Aviation, major players in the eVTOL space, said they are participating.

Joby Plans to Jumpstart US Operations through White House eVTOL Integration Program

SANTA CRUZ, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)---- $JOBY--Joby Aviation, Inc. (NYSE:JOBY), a company developing air taxis for commercial passenger service, today announced plans to participate in the White House eVTOL Integration Pilot Program (eIPP). The President's recent Executive Order (EO) directs the Department of Transportation (DOT) and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to ensure that mature eVTOL (electric vertical take off and landing) aircraft can begin operations in select markets ahead of full FAA.

JOBY's "Natural Progression" with Blade & UBER Partnership

Joby Aviation (JOBY) rallied earlier today on an announcement that Uber Technologies (UBER) will feature Blade air mobility services on its app. As George Tsilis explains, it's a win for Joby, though the stock needs something more if it's to fly back to all-time highs.

Flying Cars Are Coming to Uber. Joby Stock Rises on Air Taxi Plan.

Wednesday, Joby and Uber announced plans to bring Joby's newly acquired Blade passenger air taxi business to the Uber app.

Joby and Uber to bring Blade flights to Uber App, expand air mobility partnership

Joby Aviation Inc (NYSE:JOBY) and Uber Technologies Inc (NYSE:UBER, ETR:UT8) announced plans to integrate Blade's air mobility services into the Uber app starting as soon as 2026, marking the next phase of their collaboration to expand access to urban air travel. The move follows Joby's August 2025 acquisition of Blade's passenger business, which flew more than 50,000 passengers in 2024 across routes in the New York metropolitan area and Southern Europe.

New Yorkers on Uber will soon be able to hail a helicopter ride to JFK, Newark and the Hamptons

The new service follows Uber's expanded global partnership with Joby Aviation, which recently acquired the passenger business of Blade Air Mobility.

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Has Joby Aviation's Stock Already Peaked?

Investing in zero-emission flying vehicles sounds like a fantastic growth opportunity for investors. And one of the hottest trends right now involves investing in companies that are in the electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft market.

JOBY's Premium Valuation: Should You Buy, Sell or Hold the Stock Now?

Joby shines with autonomous flight milestones and Blade's passenger business buyout, but premium valuation and looming risks weigh on its outlook.

China's EHang Is The 'First And Only' To Fly - Joby, Archer Are Still Filing Paperwork

China's EHang Holdings Ltd EH has claimed pole position in the global eVTOL race, becoming the “first and only” company cleared to operate autonomous, human-carrying air taxis commercially. While American rivals Joby Aviation Inc JOBY and Archer Aviation Inc ACHR are still navigating certification hurdles, EHang has already launched sightseeing flights, turning regulatory approval into a strategic moat.

Joby Aviation's Pullback: A Gift for Investors Who See the Future

After an impressive rally that saw its stock surge from under $9 in early June to an all-time high above $20 in August, Joby Aviation NYSE: JOBY has entered a period of healthy consolidation. Shares have pulled back over 20%, a move fueled by headlines highlighting and hyping automated insider selling and broad profit-taking by early retail investors.

Blade Air Mobility Sets Timing for Name Change to Strata Critical Medical and Commencement of Trading Under the New Ticker Symbol “SRTA”

NEW YORK, Aug. 27, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Blade Air Mobility, Inc. (Nasdaq: BLDE, “Blade” or the “Company”), today confirmed that the previously announced change of its legal name to Strata Critical Medical, Inc is expected to occur this week. The change is intended to reflect the Company's plan to focus on providing mission critical logistics and medical services to hospitals and healthcare providers throughout the country following the closing of the previously announced agreement to sell Blade's Passenger business to Joby Aviation, Inc. (NYSE: JOBY).

Joby's Sky Limo Vs. Archer's Flying Taxi - Pick Your Future

Flying cars may still sound like science fiction, but in the battle between Joby Aviation Inc JOBY and Archer Aviation Inc ACHR, the future is already diverging into two very different business models. On one side, Joby is positioning itself as the "sky limo" of tomorrow—fast, sleek, and aimed at premium intercity travel.

Archer, Joby Upstaged By Chinese, Brazilian Rivals In Battle For Future Of Flight

The electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) race is shifting fast, and the skies don't look friendly for U.S. hopefuls Joby Aviation Inc JOBY and Archer Aviation Inc ACHR. Instead, the spotlight is firmly on China's EHang Holdings Ltd EH and Brazil's Eve Holding Inc EVEX, aka Eve Air Mobility, which are emerging as frontrunners in a sector with trillion-dollar ambitions.

Archer vs. Joby: Which eVTOL Stock Has an Edge Currently?

ACHR's partnerships and production ramp-up give it an edge over JOBY in the fast-growing eVTOL market.

China's EHang Outclasses Joby, Archer In eVTOL Boom

In a sky-high plot twist, EHang Holdings Ltd – ADR EH, China's pioneering electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) maker, is soaring ahead of U.S. rivals Joby Aviation Inc JOBY and Archer Aviation Inc ACHR, threatening to dominate the nascent aerial transport market.

Joby Aviation: Why a Historic Flight Outweighs Analyst Downgrades

Joby Aviation NYSE: JOBY has entered a period of consolidation after a powerful rally that saw its stock surge over 150% in just three months, reaching an all-time high above $20 per share. The stock has since returned to the $15-$16 range, a move that cautious headlines have primarily driven.

JOBY Takes Flight — Literally, Stock Moves Lower

Joby Aviation (JOBY) completed its first test flight between two U.S. airports that lasted 12 minutes. Despite the successful test, the stock still traded down on Friday.

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Joby Vs. Archer: Two Air Taxi Rivals Race Toward 2026 — But Who Really Has Lift-Off?

Warren Buffett might have his mystery stock, but in the futuristic skies of electric air taxis, the mystery is which U.S. eVTOL player — Joby Aviation Inc JOBY or Archer Aviation Inc ACHR — will cross the Federal Aviation Administration finish line first, and who will dominate the early market.

Joby Vs. Archer: 2 Top Futuristic Stocks

We focus on identifying futuristic industries poised to outperform, with flying electric vehicles as a prime example. Joby Aviation and Archer Aviation are top contenders in this emerging sector, each with strong growth and earnings potential. I analyze both companies to determine which is better positioned for future dominance and potential monopoly/duopoly status.

Should You Buy, Hold or Sell JOBY Stock Post Q2 Earnings?

Despite a wider Q2 loss and decline in revenues, JOBY's commercialization moves and the Blade Air Mobility deal are likely to boost its air taxi ambitions.

Joby Aviation: Look Beyond Q2 Numbers, The Future Is Bright

Joby Aviation is pioneering electric air taxis, showing strong momentum despite Q2 earnings misses, and is positioned to revolutionize urban mobility. Short-term financial pain is offset by long-term potential, with significant progress in FAA certification, operational readiness, and strategic acquisitions like Blade Air Mobility. Joby leads competitors in regulatory milestones and commercial readiness, benefiting from macro tailwinds in urban congestion and defense interest in low-altitude mobility.