TransportationFlying-car startup Joby lands partnership with Japan's ANA
Toyota-backed company says air taxis could cut through Tokyo and Osaka traffic
ANA and Joby Aviation hope to commercialize aerial ride-sharing services in Japan in fiscal 2025. (Photo courtesy of Joby Aviation)
AZUSA KAWAKAMI, Nikkei staff writer
February 16, 2022 04:01 JST
TOKYO -- ANA Holdings has joined hands with U.S. startup Joby Aviation to explore aerial ride-sharing services, the parent of All Nippon Airways said Tuesday, becoming the latest Japanese company to seek potential business opportunities involving flying cars.