Joby Aviation Announces Upcoming Aircraft Certification Webinar
Joby Aviation (NYSE: JOBY) will host an Aircraft Certification Webinar on November 16 at 11:00 AM PT to discuss the certification process for its all-electric aircraft designed for commercial air taxi service. The event will feature presentations from CEO JoeBen Bevirt and other key executives, including a Q&A session with Former FAA Administrator Dan Elwell.
Joby's electric aircraft aims to revolutionize urban mobility with a range of 150 miles and speeds up to 200 mph, targeting a launch of service in 2024.
- Joby Aviation aims to revolutionize urban air mobility with its all-electric aircraft, targeting a launch in 2024.
- The upcoming webinar will provide insights into the aircraft certification process, enhancing transparency with investors.
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Modern commercial aviation is one of the safest forms of transportation in history, resulting from decades of lessons learned and effective regulatory structures. Joby is bringing a revolutionary electric aircraft to market by working within these regulations. This comprehensive webinar will unpack the process through which Joby is certifying its aircraft, shedding light on where the industry stands, and what to expect next.
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