NASA and Joby Complete Air Taxi Testing

Members from NASA’s Advanced Air Mobility National Campaign team and Revolutionary Vertical Lift Technology team were on site at Joby’s facility located near Big Sur, California, for two weeks completing tests with Joby’s prototype aircraft. With the tests complete, the team is analyzing the collected data.

As announced in a recent news release, NASA’s goal is to collect vehicle performance and acoustic data for use in modeling and simulation of future airspace concepts. After the data is analyzed, the test results will also help identify gaps in current Federal Aviation Administration regulations and policies to help incorporate Advanced Air Mobility aircraft into the National Airspace System.

[garymcfadden]

Bought 1, 000 shares today @$5.16. It may never become a reality but in this space, JOBY is the leader and the price just wants to go up.

[lucianosporto]

De um Carro voador passou bem longe! Tem cara de um helicóptero misturado com Drone.

[hasanchoudhury]

Excellent discussions.
JOBY long. Regards.

[vagnerjose]

Isso não é um carro voador, e um drone do Tamanho de um carro .

[TomDixonMN]

Well that was disappointing. I came for the audio but all we get is music??

[fernandosouto]

Um drone já faz um ruído alto imagina esse super drone. Eles tem que desenvolver outro tipo de propulsão. E isso vai demorar muito ainda.

[yukon]

Why is it, after all the years and all the millions of dollars, not one of these electric aircraft can transition into forward flight?

[gabrielbaez]

They play music over this because that thing has to be horrendously loud with all hose rotors cutting air.

[TenzinLundrup]

So, we never got to listen to it? Let citizens listen to the noise and determine if they would put up with it. What density and frequency of such aircraft are we talking about? Why are tax payer dollars being used to develop a commercial product? Isn't that socialism?