Joby Aviation stock slips premarket as Uber Air tie-up and FAA certification timeline draw scrutiny
Joby Aviation shares dropped 1.7% to $10.06 in premarket trading Friday after a 4.2% gain Thursday. The company reported $30.8 million in fourth-quarter revenue and a $121.5 million net loss. Joby expects to carry its first passengers in Dubai this year and said its first FAA-conforming aircraft is set to fly soon. The company is also expanding manufacturing with a new Ohio facility.