The Iran war seems likely to scotch the plans of U.S. Electric Aviation startups to launch their first commercial flights in the Middle East this year, via The Information

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  • If all goes according to plan, California-based Joby Aviation will demonstrate its flying taxi, known as an Electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicle, or eVTOL, in and around New York on April 27 or April 28, company officials said. 
  • And later this year, Vermont-based Beta Aviation plans commercial cargo flights for Surf Air Mobility in Hawaii, where it also hopes to carry its first paid passengers on an unspecified date.

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The ongoing conflict regarding Iran appears to be hindering U.S. electric aviation startups' ambitions to commence commercial operations in the Middle East this year. This situation could dampen market enthusiasm for these companies, impacting investor sentiment and potentially delaying their growth trajectory in international markets, particularly as geopolitical tensions often influence operational feasibility in these regions.

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