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Virgin Atlantic to become exclusive UK airline partnerJoby Aviation (NYSE:JOBY) shares gained 4% on Wednesday after the electric aircraft developer announced a long-term partnership with Virgin Atlantic to introduce commercial air taxi services across the United Kingdom. The agreement, unveiled during the Farnborough International Airshow, names Virgin Atlantic as Joby’s exclusive airline partner for UK air taxi operations.

Archer Aviation just partnered with a secretive defense tech firm to unveil an autonomous attack aircraft, and the market reacted fast. But with the stock still deep in the red for the year and Thunder's first flight years away, the harder question is whether Monday's surge signals a real turning point or just noise.

Joby Aviation, Inc. stock rose Tuesday after the company and Toyota Motor Corporation formed a joint venture to support commercial production and scale-up of Joby’s electric air taxi aircraft. This builds upon a deep, multi-year collaboration and follows Toyota’s massive...

Joby Aviation’s stock has given up ground this year, with the price down 37.9% year to date, while the broader valuation checks still suggest the shares lean expensive rather than clearly cheap. Year to date, Joby Aviation has fallen 37.9%, which puts recent enthusiasm around eVTOL milestones and partnerships in contrast with a much weaker share price. Progress toward commercial air taxi operations, including manufacturing plans and certification steps, can support high growth expectations...

The new entity is part of the companies’ strategic alliance that has been in the works since 2024, which aims to support the certification and commercial production of Joby’s eVTOL aircraft.

Joby Aviation is teaming up with Toyota to create air taxis.

JOBY stock rallies as Toyota announces a new strategic partnership with the eVTOL firm. Wall Street continues to see significant further upside in JOBY shares from current levels.

Toyota will hold a 51% stake in the new entity, which will have exclusive rights to produce Joby's S4 series aircraft

Companies establish venture to produce electric aircraftJoby Aviation, Inc. (NYSE:JOBY) shares rose 7% on Tuesday after the company announced a manufacturing joint venture with Toyota Motor Corporation to build Joby’s S4 Series electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft.