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Blade sold its Passenger business to Joby Aviation on August 27, 2025, and is subsequently changing its legal name.

7 reports, 7 independent Updated Sep 10
Gone quiet Reached 5 outlets in its first 24 hours
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What happened

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Blade sold its Passenger business to Joby Aviation on August 27, 2025, and is subsequently changing its legal name.

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Joby Aviation

How it developed

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  1. Operational success following the acquisition of Blade's passenger business by Joby Aviation.1 source
  2. Blade sold its Passenger business to Joby Aviation, leading to a company name change.1 source

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Amazon, Microsoft, and Oracle plan AI spending, while Blade sold its Passenger business to Joby Aviation. All 2 developments

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  • fool.com
  • techtimes.com
  • GlobeNewswireBlade Air Mobility Sets Timing for Name Change to Strata Critical Medical and Commencement of Trading Under the New Ticker Symbol “SRTA” NEW YORK, Aug. 27, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Blade Air Mobility
  • BarchartJoby Aviation Just Aced New Test Flights. Should You Buy the Flying Car Stock Here? On Aug. 15, air mobility company Joby Aviation (JOBY) announced the completion of a test flight between the airport
  • Simply Wall St.Blade Air Mobility And 2 Other Promising Penny Stocks To Watch As the U.S. stock market experiences fluctuations, with recent inflation data affecting rate-cut expectations and major indices like the
  • Motley FoolDid Joby Aviation Just Make a Killer Deal, or Is Blade a Lemon? Joby is buying Blade's air mobility business for up to $125 million. The news added nearly $3 billion in market cap to Joby. The eVTOL
  • TechCrunchJoby Aviation to buy Blade Air Mobility’s rideshare business Electric air taxi developer Joby Aviation has agreed to buy Blade Air Mobility’s helicopter rideshare business for as much as $125 million