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Joby Aviation reached an agreement to acquire Resonant Sciences, which will kick off its new defense business.

Archer Aviation is surging for a second straight day while rivals Joby and EHang sit completely frozen, and the reason traces back to a Boeing deal detail that changes how Archer plans to fund its entire future.

Joby Aviation (NYSE:JOBY) shares fell 6% on Tuesday after the electric aircraft developer agreed to acquire defense technology company Resonant Sciences for approximately $500 million, significantly expanding Joby’s exposure to the U. S.

Joby Aviation said on Tuesday it would buy defense technology ‌company Resonant Sciences for about $500 million, as ‌it looks to scale its business in a growing ​defense market. Electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft (eVTOL) companies are focusing more on the military market amid ramped-up defense spending driven by wars in ‌Ukraine and the ⁠Middle East. Here are some more details: • Shares of Santa Cruz, California-based Joby ⁠fell 6.5% in premarket trading.

The deal will bring Resonant’s RF, sensing, mission systems and stealth capabilities under Joby, with Resonant becoming the company’s dedicated defense business following the expected 2027 closing.

Joby Aviation is buying defense contractor Resonant Sciences in a $500 million deal.

Archer Aviation and Joby Aviation are chasing the same eVTOL future, but Q2 results show two increasingly different strategies.

Market trends weighed on Joby stock last month, but shares have since surged thanks to positive news.

Archer stock jumped on Monday after the air taxi maker agreed to buy three of Boeing's aerospace subsidiaries, handing the planemaker an equity stake in return rather than cash.

Joby Aviation's September eIPP flights in Texas could test operational readiness as FAA certification, production and passenger-launch efforts advance.

Joby Aviation is nearing air-taxi commercialization as certification and revenue advance, but steep losses, cash burn and a rich valuation keep execution risks high.

Shares of Archer Aviation soared Monday after the company announced it was taking over some of Boeing subsidiaries as it adds to its flying-taxi and autonomous flight capabilities. Archer Aviation stock rose 29% to $6.63 on Monday while Boeing stock declined 0.7% to $232.74. The sharp share price increase Monday was in response to the announcement that Archer has agreed to acquire Boeing subsidiaries Wisk Aero, SkyGrid, and Insitu.

A single Boeing deal just rewired Archer Aviation's entire business model, pulling in defense revenue, autonomy IP, and airspace software overnight. Whether today's 20% surge holds depends on what the company says after the closing bell.

Oklo (NYSE:OKLO) announced a broad refresh of its executive leadership team, adding new heads across Product, Staff, Legal, Engineering, and Accounting. The company highlighted experience from organizations including the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, National Grid, and Joby Aviation among the new appointees. The reshaped leadership group is intended to support Oklo as it moves from pilot milestones toward commercial isotope production and closer regulatory engagement. For readers...

Joby Aviation stock has fallen 48.1% over the past year, yet current checks still suggest the shares are not obviously cheap based on the usual valuation benchmarks. Recent news around vertiport partnerships, manufacturing progress and certification milestones is keeping the story in focus, but the price still screens on the expensive side. Over the past 12 months, Joby Aviation has declined 48.1%, which puts recent short-term gains into the context of a longer period of weak returns for...

Joby Aviation (JOBY) has opened a 45,000 square foot facility at Perot Field Fort Worth Alliance Airport in Texas, giving the eVTOL company a new operational foothold as it prepares for potential electric air taxi services. See our latest analysis for Joby Aviation. Joby Aviation’s recent news around raised 2026 revenue guidance, progress toward FAA certification and the new Texas facility has coincided with short term momentum, with a 7 day share price return of 20.84% and a 1 month share...

In early August 2026, Joby Aviation reported second-quarter sales of US$38.64 million, raised its full-year 2026 revenue outlook to US$115 million–US$125 million, and expanded its US footprint with a new 45,000-square-foot facility at Perot Field Fort Worth Alliance Airport in Texas. Alongside a new vertiport development partnership with Atoms in key US markets, these moves highlight Joby’s push to pair eVTOL certification progress with real-world route infrastructure and operations through...

Loar (NYSE:LOAR) reported record second-quarter sales, adjusted EBITDA and adjusted EBITDA margin, while raising its full-year 2026 outlook as commercial aerospace demand and organic business wins supported growth. Chief Executive Officer and Executive Co-Chairman Dirkson Charles said the quarter m

Joby Aviation (NYSE:JOBY) said it plans to begin its first flights under the federal electric vertical takeoff and landing integration pilot program, or eIPP, in Texas next month, as the company prepares for commercial passenger operations and expands manufacturing and infrastructure efforts. Found

Joby Aviation's Q2 revenues beat, Blade's strength and raised 2026 outlook outweigh a wider loss, sending shares 5.5% higher.

A passenger network it bought a year ago is seeing more demand than it has aircraft to fly, and every aircraft off the production line is one management says it can monetize.

Joby Aviation Inc. has spent years positioning itself at the forefront of electric air taxis. But during the company’s second-quarter earnings call, founder and CEO JoeBen Bevirt pointed investors toward a technology he believes could eventually reshape aviation on an...

Joby Aviation Inc., which has long-term plans to make electric flying taxis in Dayton and Vandalia, reported stronger quarterly performance, saying its Blade helicopter service business generated $36.2 million in the second quarter of 2026. Still, the company saw a net loss of $245 million. Joby says its electric aircraft is in the fifth and final stage of Federal Aviation Administration ...

Joby Aviation Inc., which has long-term plans to make electric flying taxis in Dayton and Vandalia, reported stronger quarterly performance, saying its Blade helicopter service business generated $36.2 million in the second quarter of 2026. Still, the company saw a net loss of $245 million. Joby says its electric aircraft is in the fifth and final stage of Federal Aviation Administration ...

The company is making great progress in developing its transportation-as-a-service business.

Joby Aviation Stock Jumps on Strong Guidance and FAA Certification Progress

Joby Aviation just surged while its eVTOL rivals barely twitched, and the reason goes beyond a single earnings beat. Here is what the guidance raise, the new Texas hub, and the Toyota production ramp reveal about which players in electric aviation are pulling ahead.

Moby summary of Joby Aviation, Inc.'s Q2 2026 earnings call

Joby Aviation is advancing electric air taxi development with higher revenue, improved year-on-year losses and a strong cash position.

Joby Aviation, Inc. (JOBY) delivered earnings and revenue surprises of -8.70% and +33.40%, respectively, for the quarter ended June 2026. Do the numbers hold clues to what lies ahead for the stock?