Joby Aviation conducted stress tests of its aircraft in Dubai, successfully flying in temperatures as high as 43°C (110°F).

Joby Aviation is expanding its California facilities and doubling its overall capacity at its pilot manufacturing site in Marina, California.

Joby Aviation uses the Databricks platform to analyze flight test, manufacturing, and safety data in a unified context.

Joby Aviation's aircraft is designed to be quiet enough to allow for normal conversation 300 feet away during takeoff and landing, and is nearly silent when flying at a 1500-foot altitude.

Joby Aviation is expanding its manufacturing operations to Ohio, where it has acquired and is refurbishing a building to produce parts for its certified aircraft.

Joby Aviation is currently undergoing a multi-stage certification process for its aircraft with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

Joby Aviation went public in 2021 through a merger with Reinvent Technology Partners, a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC).

Joby Aviation has commercial partnerships with Uber and Delta to integrate its air taxi service into their consumer-facing products.

Joby Aviation adopted a vertical integration strategy because the necessary components for its electric aircraft were not available for purchase from external suppliers.

Joby Aviation has an agreement to be the exclusive air taxi provider for Dubai upon launching its service.

Joby Aviation acquired Uber's Elevate division, which was focused on aerial ridesharing.