Joby's Electric Flying Taxis Cleared for Takeoff with FAA Approval
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Joby Aviation has received regulatory approval from the Federal Aviation Administration to conduct flight testing of its electric flying taxis. The California-based company plans to deliver two aircraft to the US Air Force in 2024 and aims to launch commercial passenger services in 2025. Joby has partnered with Delta Airlines for passenger transportation, and Toyota has invested $400 million in the development of its eVTOL aircraft. France is also preparing for electric air taxis to be used during the 2024 Summer Olympics, with Volocopter seeking regulatory approval to become the supplier for the event.
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