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Joby Aviation Says Aircraft Equipped With Its Autonomy Technology Completes First-Ever Autonomous Flight Across US

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Aircraft equipped with Joby’s autonomy technology completes first-ever autonomous flight across the United States, arriving in North Carolina’s Outer BanksAircraft covered 3,199 miles with zero control inputs from

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