Earnings summaries and quarterly performance for Joby Aviation.
Executive leadership at Joby Aviation.
JoeBen Bevirt
Chief Executive Officer
Bonny Simi
President of Operations
Didier Papadopoulos
President of Aircraft OEM
Eric Allison
Chief Product Officer
Greg Bowles
Head of Government and Regulatory Affairs
Kate DeHoff
General Counsel and Corporate Secretary
Rodrigo Brumana
Chief Financial Officer
Sergey Novikov
Corporate Controller and Acting Treasurer
Board of directors at Joby Aviation.
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Recent press releases and 8-K filings for JOBY.
- Joby Aviation announced the first flight of its turbine electric, autonomous VTOL aircraft on November 7 at its Marina, California, facility.
- The demonstrator integrates a hybrid turbine powertrain and Joby’s SuperPilot™ autonomy stack, designed to deliver greater range and payload capability for potential longer-range air taxi services and defense applications.
- This flight occurred just three months after Joby announced the aircraft concept alongside a new partnership with L3Harris Technologies.
- Joby and L3Harris are on track to begin flying government mission demonstrations using the aircraft in 2026.
- Joby Aviation and the General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) of Saudi Arabia announced plans for the rapid deployment of Joby’s electric air taxi service in the Kingdom.
- GACA will align with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certification standards to create a streamlined approval process for Joby’s aircraft, positioning Saudi Arabia as a key launch market for air taxi service.
- This agreement builds on Joby’s existing partnership with Abdul Latif Jameel to explore the delivery of up to 200 Joby aircraft, valued at approximately $1 billion, in Saudi Arabia.
- The initiative supports Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 goals and its Aviation Program, which aims to unlock US$100 billion in private and government investment across the Kingdom's aviation sector.
- Joby Aviation, Inc. has signed a letter of intent to sell electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft and services valued at up to $250 million to Alatau Advance Air Group (AAAG) in Kazakhstan.
- This agreement aims to establish Kazakhstan's first air taxi service, with the Republic of Kazakhstan's Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development committing to regulatory and infrastructure support.
- The deal also includes collaboration on sourcing critical materials, such as titanium and rare earth metals, from Kazakhstan for Joby's aircraft manufacturing.
- Joby Aviation has signed a letter of intent to sell electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft and services valued at up to $250 million to Alatau Advance Air Group (AAAG) in Kazakhstan.
- This agreement aims to establish Kazakhstan's first air taxi service, with the Republic of Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development committing to provide regulatory and infrastructure support.
- The deal also includes collaboration on sourcing critical materials, such as titanium and rare earth metals, from Kazakhstan for the production of Joby’s aircraft.
- Blade Urban Air Mobility, Inc., a division of Joby Aviation, announced a pilot program for weekday commuter flights connecting Manhattan and Westchester County Airport.
- The service is set to begin on Monday, December 1, offering morning and evening flights with seats priced from $125 to $225 per passenger.
- This program aims to shorten rush hour commutes to twelve minutes and will transition to Joby's quiet, zero-emission aircraft following FAA certification, providing insights to accelerate Joby's commercialization efforts.
- Joby Aviation has commenced power-on testing for its first aircraft intended for Type Inspection Authorization (TIA), signaling the final stage of the certification process, with plans for FAA pilots to begin for-credit testing next year. The company is building a total of five aircraft for TIA testing.
- For Q3 2025, Joby reported $23 million in revenue, which includes $14 million from BLADE and $9 million from other services. The company ended the quarter with $978 million in cash and short-term investments, further bolstered by $576 million in net proceeds from an equity offering in October.
- Production is scaling, with 15x more FAA-conforming parts produced in Marina this year compared to all of 2024, and propeller blade production has begun at its Dayton, Ohio facility.
- The U.S. government's EIPP program is expected to accelerate demand and offer revenue-generating opportunities, with operations anticipated to start in mid-2026.
- Joby has initiated power-on testing for Type Inspection Authorization (TIA), marking the final stage of the certification process, with plans for FAA pilots to commence for-credit testing next year.
- For Q3 2025, the company reported $23 million in revenue, which included $14 million from Blade and $9 million from other revenue sources, alongside a GAAP net loss of $401 million.
- Joby concluded Q3 2025 with approximately $978 million in cash and short-term investments, further bolstered by an additional $576 million in net proceeds received in October.
- The company is significantly scaling production, having produced 15 times more FAA-conforming parts in Marina this year compared to all of 2024, and has commenced propeller blade production at its Dayton, Ohio facility.
- Joby is actively pursuing early commercialization opportunities, including advanced conversations for the U.S. government's EIPP program and plans to begin operations in Dubai next year.
- Joby Aviation reported a net loss of $(401.2) million and $22.6 million in revenue for Q3 2025.
- The company ended Q3 2025 with $978.1 million in cash and short-term investments, with an additional $576 million received in October 2025 from an equity offering.
- Joby commenced power-on testing for Type Inspection Authorization (TIA), marking the final stage of the Type Certification process, with FAA "for-credit" flight testing anticipated to begin in 2026.
- Operational highlights include the start of propeller manufacturing in Ohio, the transport of approximately 40,000 customers by Blade in Q3 2025, and the initiation of ground testing for an autonomous hybrid aircraft for defense applications.
- Joby Aviation, Inc. has commenced power-on testing of its first FAA-conforming aircraft for Type Inspection Authorization (TIA).
- This milestone represents a critical step in the final stage of the FAA Type Certification process and the company's path to commercialization.
- The testing involves thousands of hardware and software integration tests in preparation for "for credit" flight testing.
- Joby pilots are expected to begin flight testing later in 2025, with FAA pilots taking control in 2026.
- Joby Aviation has commenced power-on testing of its first FAA-conforming aircraft, marking a critical step in the final stage of the FAA Type Certification process.
- This milestone prepares the aircraft for "for credit" flight testing, with Joby pilots expected to begin testing in 2025, and FAA pilots taking controls in 2026.
- The data gathered during these Type Inspection Authorization (TIA) tests will be crucial for the FAA's final determination on issuing the Type Certification required for commercial operation.
- Joby is also scheduled to release its third quarter 2025 financial results today, November 5, 2025.
Quarterly earnings call transcripts for Joby Aviation.
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