Joby Aviation has acquired a 700,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Dayton, Ohio, marking another step in its plan to increase aircraft output. The newly acquired site will support Joby's near-term goal of doubling production to four aircraft per month by 2027.
Joby Aviation has acquired a second manufacturing facility in Dayton, Ohio, expanding its production capacity and supporting near-term growth plans. According to AeroTime, CEO JoeBen Bevirt emphasized the site's potential for sustained growth, citing the Trump administration's recent approval of the eVTOL Integration Pilot Program (eIPP) as a positive development for the industry.
Joby Aviation has received its first CAE flight simulator, a fixed-based training device that will be qualified by the FAA as a Level 7 Flight Training Device. The second unit, a full-motion simulator, is expected to arrive later this year.