Flying Taxis Are on Horizon
Flying Taxis Rise on Aviation Industry’s Horizon
As CEO of Joby Aviation, Bevirt is getting closer to turning his boyhood flights of fancy into a dream come true as he and latter-day versions of the Wright Brothers launch a new class of electric-powered aircraft vying to become taxis in the sky.
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Joby Aviation builds electric-powered aircraft and may soon operate an air taxi service. Here's what investors should know ...
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MISSOULA — As the worst fires in Los Angeles's history have burned at least 30,000 acres as of Thursday, Jan. 9, Missoula's ...
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