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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.
While the Blade deal makes sense for Joby, as it will help boost its ambitions in the urban air taxi market, the market's reaction seems unjustified and is just the latest evidence that electric ...
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.
Blade exists because the average helicopter has 1.7 people and they spend $6,000 to fly 90 miles and they spend $3,000 to get to the airport. We got the price down to black car level.
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.
Blade Air Mobility provides air transportation and logistics for hospitals across the United States, where it is one of the largest transporters of human organs for transplant, and for passengers, ...
Joby Aviation stock flies on Monday after the company announced two bold moves: an acquisition and a partnership with a major ...
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