AAM Stocks Drop By Close To 20%

Carole Rickard Hedden June 28, 2022
Lilium Jet
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Advanced air mobility (AAM) publicly held companies are staying the course for a startup industry—a roller coaster that saw the average price increase by 15.8% a week ago and then fall by 19.8% this week. The composite is comprised of Archer Aviation, China’s EHang, Eve Holdings, Joby Aviation...
Carole Rickard Hedden

Carole Rickard Hedden was Executive Editor for custom content and Program Excellence for the Aviation Week Network, providing custom content and research to industry executives.

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