Joby Aviation's eVTOL Receives FAA Approval and Takes Flight
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Joby Aviation has completed the first aircraft off its pilot production line and has received FAA certification to begin test flights. The eVTOL developer aims to deliver the first-ever eVTOL to a customer next year, pending successful flight testing. Joby has received significant funding and support from companies like Toyota, and its production prototype has been designed and manufactured to meet FAA requirements. The prototype will undergo further testing before being delivered to Edwards Air Force Base. Joby plans to achieve commercial flight certification and begin passenger operations in 2025.
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