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Joby starts eVTOL and autonomous cargo aircraft US tour

Joby Aviation has announced the upcoming “Electric Skies” tour dates of its eVTOL and autonomous cargo aircraft. The flights are part of the White House-backed eVTOL Integration Pilot Program (eIPP)

eVTOL flights and displays

September 10-15

Joby electric air taxi completes its first flights as part of the White House-backed eIPP scheme during a weeklong activation across the Dallas-Fort Worth region. Events are invitation only unless otherwise noted. Joby Aviation has signed a lease for 45,000 square feet at Alliance Air Trade Center in Haslet, part of Perot Field Fort Worth Alliance Airport.

September 18-19

Joby’s electric air taxi will be on display at The Bridge, while BLADE flights will connect visitors from Manhattan in a matter of minutes.

J208 flights

(Events are invitation only unless otherwise noted)

September 10

Joby’s J208 aircraft arrives at Fort Worth Alliance Airport, highlighting how autonomous technologies could shape the future of air logistics and cargo.

September 14

The J208 aircraft continues its cross-country route through South Carolina, highlighting the mission’s connection to the U.S. Air Force’s broader autonomous aviation efforts.

September 16

Joby’s J208 completes its eastbound journey at the same place the Wright Brothers first took flight. This stop is expected to mark the end of the first-of-its-kind, coast-to-coast flight using autonomous technology, demonstrating the potential for the future of flight at the place where it all began.

September 23

The J208 mission continues in Raleigh, home to Joby’s North Carolina eIPP partnership. This stop celebrates the collaboration between Joby and NCDOT, showcasing how autonomous aviation is taking shape in the Research Triangle’s growing aerospace and tech community.

September 24

Joby’s J208 cross-country mission arrives in the nation’s capital. This stop brings Joby’s autonomy technologies to Washington, D.C., celebrating the regulatory partnerships that made a coast-to-coast autonomous flight possible and connecting the mission to national aviation policy.

September 25

The J208 aircraft arrives at Louisville’s airport, home to UPS Worldport, the world’s largest automated package facility, spotlighting the potential value of autonomous to air logistics and cargo delivery.

September 28

The J208 tour includes a stop in Wichita, home to Textron Aviation, one of the largest aircraft manufacturers in the U.S. and the manufacturer of the Cessna Grand Caravan that serves as the J208’s airframe.

September 29

The J208 brings its autonomous technologies to Oklahoma City, home to the FAA’s technical training hub.

September 30

The J208 aircraft returns home via Utah, lead state of the uFLY autonomous aviation coalition. This stop celebrates Joby’s eIPP partnership with UDOT, marking a key checkpoint on the J208’s return journey across the American West.

For more information

https://www.jobyaviation.com/electric-skies

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