Archer Aviation (ACHR) CEO On NASA Agreement

Archer Aviation (ACHR) signs a Space Act agreement with NASA. CEO Adam Goldstein joins Nicole Petallides to give an overview of the company and the agreement. Archer Aviation and NASA are collaborating on mission-critical electric aviation technologies. Goldstein also talks about electric vertical takeoff and landing technology. Tune in to find out more about the stock market today.
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[@socaliguy81]

So glad I bought stock!

[@JB-bi6vm]

whats your price prediciton?

[@dphuntsman]

There are several different types of SAAs/Space Act Agreements with NASA; some are Funded - some are not. Wish they would have specified which type this one was. But still, good that the company is working with NASA to continue to mature the technology (which is the purpose of having SAA’s is- for government to be able to help spur new tech/businesses without the burden of the usual library of Procurement regulations). - Dave Huntsman

[@nursestoyland]

are they safe for lightning?

[@helifanodobezanozi7689]

Probably as safe as any other aircraft. Think about it, would you rather the struck by lightning in an aircraft with lithium batteries or THOUSANDS of pounds of JET FUEL? 😂

[@NicolasD414]

How about NOT flying anything during lighting?

[@socaliguy81]

She likens vertical takeoffs to aliens and he has to remind her about helicopters right off the bat. He goes on to clearly explain that they are going to use their aircraft in a manner resembling taxis, and then she asks a completely separate question about if they are thinking of using them as flying taxis after inappropriately suggesting that he should meet with Elon for some reason. Who hired her? She is a terrible host.

[@patrickjackson8023]

Terrible interviewer. Has no concept of what his company does or the technology she is asking him questions about.