Joby Aviation (JOBY) Status Update summary
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Status Update summary
3 Feb, 2026Operational Readiness and Strategy
Building a vertically integrated air taxi operation, including certification, pilot training, maintenance, and proprietary software systems for seamless, multimodal customer journeys.
Three-pronged go-to-market strategy: U.S. domestic operations with partners, direct sales to defense and other partners, and international expansion, including a six-year exclusive deal in Dubai.
FAA regulatory compliance is central, with processes and standards designed to transfer internationally via bilateral agreements.
Partnerships include Delta Air Lines, Mukamalah (Saudi Aramco), and the U.S. Department of Defense, supporting both Joby-operated and partner-operated services.
Initial launch markets include New York, Los Angeles, Dubai (exclusive six-year deal), and Abu Dhabi, with ongoing infrastructure development.
Certification, Training, and Maintenance
Achieved Part 135 air carrier certificate in 2022 after a comprehensive, multi-phase process, enabling on-demand air taxi operations.
Developed robust pilot training programs, including FAA-approved courses, high-fidelity simulators, and a six-week, aircraft-specific course in partnership with CAE.
Private pilot training and ground school are underway as part of a future pilot academy.
Secured Part 145 maintenance repair station certificate and a $1 million FAA grant to develop maintenance training programs, enabling in-house MRO operations.
Comprehensive MRO strategy is being developed to maximize aircraft utilization globally.
Software and Technology Integration
Built ElevateOS, an integrated operating system for air taxi operations, including pilot and rider apps, flight planning, and a matching engine, all designed for real-time, efficient service.
ElevateOS received FAA authorization for use in commercial service and will be used for Joby's own operations and offered to select partners.
Software enables seamless integration with partners like Uber and Delta, supporting both Joby-operated and partner-operated services.
Real-world testing leveraged Part 135 certification, allowing team members to book, pay for, and experience on-demand flights using the system.
Plans to offer software and training as services to selected partners and customers purchasing aircraft.
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