Archer Aviation and Joby Aviation said they expect to launch commercial flights in the Middle East while they await U.S.

The company also reported it received more than $1 billion of additional funding and commitments in the fourth quarter.

The company also reported it received more than $1 billion of additional funding and commitments in the fourth quarter.

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