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Helicopter Company Blade Just Sold Its Air Passenger Business to Joby for up to $125 Million
Joby Aviation will acquire helicopter ride-share company Blade Air Mobility’s passenger business for up to $125 million, Joby said Monday, as it works to speed the deployment of electric air taxis for commercial passenger services.
Blade, the Uber of the travel-by-helicopter world, is launching its West Coast operation this weekend, just in time to shuttle performers and concert goers out to the the Coachella festival.
The helicopter service Blade had a fake spokesperson named Simon McLaren for three years. The company's CEO said he posed as McLaren in interviews.
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Joby to Buy Blade's Passenger Unit for up to $125M: What's Ahead?JOBY moves to acquire Blade's passenger business for up to $125 million, aiming to scale urban air mobility and cut costs.
Joby Aviation stock flies on Monday after the company announced two bold moves: an acquisition and a partnership with a major ...
An 88-year-old man from Russia has died after attempting to take off in a homemade helicopter that came apart during engine ...
On Thursday, July 30, 88-year-old Vladimir Trapeznikov attempted to take off in a homemade helicopter when it fell apart and ...
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