Joby Completes G-2 Means Of Compliance With FAA
FAA Acting Administrator Billy Nolen and Joby Head of Aircraft OEM Didier Papadopoulos watch Joby’s prototype S4 air taxi take off at Marina Airport, California, on Jan. 30.
Credit: Joby Aviation
Joby Aviation announced that it has effectively completed its G-2 Means of Compliance (MOC) approval process with the FAA, becoming the first electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) vehicle startup in the U.S. to complete the second phase of the five-stage aircraft certification process. In...
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