Joby is flight testing its S4 tiltprop eVTOL prototype under an Agility Prime contract potentially worth $75 million.
Credit: Joby Aviation
Flying personnel or equipment around U.S. Air Force test ranges has been identified as a likely early application for electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles. But such lower-risk missions are seen as a precursor to flying VIPs on the military equivalent of air taxis. The missions are...
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