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Joby Aviation aims to be a vertically integrated transportation company, manufacturing its own eVTOLs and establishing itself beyond achieving certification. Partnerships with Uber and Delta Air Lines suggest long-term potential, cautioning against prematurely selling after certification in 2026. However, Motley Fool’s Stock Advisor team identified their top 10 stocks, excluding Joby, which they believe hold potential for significant returns. Stock Advisor’s historical average return is 986%, significantly outperforming the S&P 500. Investors should consider these alternative recommendations before investing in Joby Aviation.
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However, I think that would be a short-term approach. Here’s why.
Consequently, its key milestones in the coming years are not just about achieving certification in 2026 and commercially launching; it also needs to establish itself as a transportation company. Consequently, there are many opportunities and pathways to growth for a company sometimes referred to as the “Uber of the Skies.”
However, Joby differs from its partner in that the company also manufactures the transportation equipment (eVTOLs) used in the service; that’s what management means by a vertically integrated transportation company.
