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Toyota will create flying taxis with Joby Aviation

Aircraft transport is a goal of the Japanese company

Toyota will invest $ 394 million in Joby Aviation, an aerospace start-up based in California for the development of a new flying taxi. Joby Aviation and NASA also designed the X-57 Maxwell, an experimental aircraft for on-demand mobility services. Toyota CEO Akio Toyoda said: "Aircraft travel has been a long-term goal for Toyota, and while continuing to operate in the automotive sector, this deal...

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Tokyo, Japan, 01/16/2020 17:18
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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