Joby Aviation has started manufacturing propeller blades for its electric air taxis at its facility near Dayton International Airport.
The company aims to produce up to 15,000 blades annually, as part of its plan to make Dayton its blade production hub.
“Dayton gives us the resources, talent, and speed to scale one of the most technically demanding parts of our aircraft,” Eric Allison, Chief Product Officer at Joby, said.
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JobsOhio President and CEO J.P. Nauseef said the investment underscores the company’s “confidence in Ohio’s aviation legacy” and “reinforces Ohio’s role in shaping the future of flight.”…