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Joby Aviation has signed a revised cerification for its tiltprop S4.

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Joby Aviation has signed a revised certification basis for its tiltprop S4 after the FAA changed direction of certifying electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, and says it is still on track to launch air taxi operations in 2024.
 
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