Joby is progressing toward commercial launch with strong operational metrics (850+ flights, first full-envelope transition).

Joby dropped that report and the numbers tell a story of a company that's actually getting close to launch and they completed over 850 flights across five aircrafts last year, 2 and a.5% increase and became the first electric air taxi company to fly that routine pilotinhabited transition flight through the full envelope from vertical takeoff to cruise down to landing.

They're expanding aggressively across these markets, flying 41 demos at the World Expo in Aaka, starting test flights in Dubai, partnering with Virgin Alactic for UK services, and acquiring Blades Air Mobility passenger business to build out those commercial operations.

I think Joby is such a cool company and I can't wait to have someone from their team back here on the show. Their aircraft generated 47% fewer emissions per passenger mile than a gas car and 94% fewer than a helicopter on a 41m LA commute with 97% of their facility electricity coming from renewable energy.