Toyota has invested $1b, validating the company and technology It aims for fast trips like 7-minute flights from Manhattan to ...

It’s not science fiction anymore: New York City could, in the near future, see air taxis buzzing around the skies.

Joby Aviation raised $500 million from Toyota, the largest single round of funding for a flying taxi startup in years.

A pre-production prototype of the Joby Aviation S4 aircraft is displayed ... to start commercial services in Dubai in late 2025, flying passengers from the Dubai International Airport to the ...

The automaker has partnered with Joby Aviation since 2019. The latest investment brings Toyota's total stake in Joby to $894 ...

The FBO network is working on a project to install electric aircraft chargers at the East 34th Street Heliport in New York ...

A model of a bright yellow flying taxi was recently showcased at the bustling Charing Cross railway station in Central London ...

According to media reports, Toyota is said to be betting big on electric taxis for the future. The Japanese car giant is ...

Joby wants to partner with airlines like Delta to connect airports and city centers in as little as seven minutes. Still, I'm ...

Joby has now flown more than 30,000 miles with its prototypes which are designed to meet the uncompromising safety standards ...

While Joby's stock has badly underperformed the S&P 500 in 2024 (see graph below), the long-term potential remains ...

But there’s more than just fantasy at play here. Industry experts are pegging the air taxi market to hit a staggering $65 billion by 2028. It sounds bonkers now, but in a world where we pay extra for ...