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Joby Aviation Begins FAA-Conforming Aircraft Flight Tests

Electric Vertical Takeoff Startup Advances Towards Certification

Joby Aviation has begun flight testing its first FAA-conforming aircraft, marking a major milestone in the company’s journey towards certification. The aircraft, built to FAA-approved designs and signed off by FAA representatives, is the final design for the Type Inspection Authorization. This development comes as Joby was selected to participate in the US Electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing Integration Pilot Program, aiming to accelerate the rollout of advanced air mobility operations. The company plans to start operations before the end of 2026, testing its eVTOL aircraft in various scenarios across several states, as reported by AeroTime.

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    Joby Aviation Begins FAA-Conforming Aircraft Flight Tests

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    Electric Vertical Takeoff Startup Advances Towards Certification

    Joby Aviation has begun flight testing its first FAA-conforming aircraft, marking a major milestone in the company’s journey towards certification. The aircraft, built to FAA-approved designs and signed off by FAA representatives, is the final design for the Type Inspection Authorization. This development comes as Joby was selected to participate in the US Electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing Integration Pilot Program, aiming to accelerate the rollout of advanced air mobility operations. The company plans to start operations before the end of 2026, testing its eVTOL aircraft in various scenarios across several states, as reported by AeroTime.

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