Overview
- The Marina, California facility has expanded to 435,500 square feet, doubling annual production capacity to 24 eVTOL aircraft and accommodating ground and flight testing, simulators, and maintenance
- Joby’s Dayton, Ohio site is installing equipment to manufacture air taxi components and is designed to scale to 500 aircraft per year once fully operational
- Toyota engineers are embedded with Joby teams to streamline design, manufacturing workflows and quality assurance across both production sites
- The sixth test prototype achieved airworthiness certification within one week, advancing Joby’s progress toward FAA type approval
- Joby aims to begin paid air taxi service in Dubai in early 2026, with U.S. operations to follow upon completion of FAA certification