The lawsuit comes during a busy stretch for eVTOL technology as companies race to gain Federal Aviation Administration certification.
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Air taxi maker Joby Aviation
in a new lawsuit accused competitor Archer Aviation
of using stolen information by a former employee to “one-up” a partnership deal with a real estate developer.
“This is corporate espionage, planned and premeditated,” Joby said in the lawsuit filed Wednesday in a California Superior Court in Santa Cruz, where the company is based.
The Federal Aviation Administration announced an air taxi pilot program Friday two months after President Donald Trump's…
Joby's expansion comes as electric air taxi companies race to gain Federal Aviation Administration certification to start flying…
Archer Aviation's stock dropped after the maker of electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles said it sold $850 million worth…
Joby is buying the Blade brand and the company's passenger business, which includes operations in the United States and Europe,…
Archer Aviation's stock tumbled after a share sale overshadowed a narrower-than-expected third-quarter loss.
Two California-based tech firms are joining a Federal Aviation Administration pilot program meant to speed up the delivery of…
