Taxis go up, up, and away.

This is an early model of the flying taxi. It is at Joby’s flight testing center in California. (Eric Adams/Joby Aviation via AP)
Flying taxis will be able to carry a pilot and four riders. (Eric Adams/Joby Aviation via AP)
Joby will build a facility in Ohio next year. Flying taxis will be made there. (Eric Adams/Joby Aviation via AP)
The flying taxis will be able to go 200 miles per hour. (Eric Adams/Joby Aviation via AP)
The flying taxis will lift upward like helicopters to take off. (Eric Adams/Joby Aviation via AP)

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Beep, beep! Cars fill busy streets. That is no problem for this taxi. It flies above the roads!

No more traffic jams. People hope to take flying taxi rides in a few years.

Pray: Thank God for giving us creative minds. He gave people the idea to build machines that fly.

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Joby Aviation, Inc., made a flying electric taxi. The company will build a facility in Dayton, Ohio. Joby hopes to make 500 taxis each year. That means new jobs for 2,000 people. The taxis will lift off like helicopters. They will pick up people from rooftops or parking garages. A pilot can fly four riders as far as 100 miles. The taxis will be able to fly 200 miles per hour. They should be up and running by 2025.

“He makes the clouds His chariot. He rides on the wings of the wind.” (Psalm 104:3)