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Joby Aviation (NYSE: JOBY) completed what it describes as the first fully autonomous cross country flight in the United States. The electric vertical take off and landing aircraft reportedly flew without a pilot on board, monitored from a remote operations center. Management highlighted potential use cases that include commercial cargo runs, medical supply delivery, disaster relief missions, and defense logistics support. The autonomous cross country flight is only one part of the Joby...

Joby's Historic U.S. Flight Fails to Lift Stock as CEO Sells Shares

Joby Aviation successfully completed an autonomous flight across the U.S. But are JOBY shares attractive as a long-term holding? Let’s find out!

Joby Aviation shed a fifth of its value in a month without a single company announcement to explain it, and the reason buried in the peer data changes everything about how shareholders should respond.

An aircraft equipped with Joby Aviation's autonomy technology flew across the United States without a human pilot taking control at any point.

Joby Aviation has lost more than half its value over the past year, yet our model puts fair value nearly double the current price. The question is whether the certification and commercial flight timeline holds long enough to close that gap.

Joby Aviation said an aircraft equipped with its technology has completed the first fully autonomous flight across the U.S.

Joby Aviation is flying high over a multitrillion-dollar opportunity.

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JOBY's 10-state J208 tour showcases autonomous flight for freight, medical, emergency and defense uses as it seeks broader deployment.

Joby Aviation's Texas eIPP flights test real-world air taxi routes, busy airspace integration and a new operating base as commercialization advances.

Joby Aviation (JOBY) stock has lost about 54% over the past twelve months, and trades about 68% below its 52-week high. Its electric air taxi is still in the final stage of type certification. But the part of the company that could re-rate the stock first is already carrying paying passengers.

Joby Aviation has been busy flying electric air taxis around Texas and sending an autonomous aircraft on a cross country tour, yet the share price has fallen sharply in 2026. This puts fresh attention on what investors are really paying for on the balance sheet. With the stock under pressure, the open question is how today’s market value lines up with the company’s book value. Year to date, Joby Aviation shares are down 56.1%, which puts the focus squarely on whether that drop now better...

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Joby Aviation, Inc. (NYSE:JOBY) shares edged higher Friday after the company filed a prospectus supplement covering up to 2.42 million shares for potential resale by Strata Critical Inc. Investors are also evaluating Joby’s autonomous cross-country flight tour. The stock reached a new 52-week low of $6.25 on Thursday. Resale Shares Stem From Blade Acquisition Joby will not receive proceeds from any resale, as it is not selling shares under the prospectus. Strata Critical may sell the shares thro

Starting the lightning round, a caller inquired about Joby Aviation, Inc. (NYSE:JOBY) on September 8, and Mad Money host replied: Okay, I’ve been against Joby because it’s losing a lot of money, and I’m going to stick with that position. It’s an interesting spec, but I would not put my money in it. Long-Term Strategic […]

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Joby Aviation has begun Texas air taxi tests amid ongoing Federal Aviation Administration certification efforts.

Joby is still chasing FAA certification, but the business forming around its aircraft could give patient investors a reason to consider it.

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