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Wisk Aero

United States · Founded 2010

Boeing-backed US developer building a fully autonomous (no on-board pilot) four-passenger eVTOL air taxi.

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Max Range
87 mi
Top Speed
137 mph
Capacity
4 pax
Noise
65 dB

About Wisk Aero

Wisk Aero, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Boeing since 2023, is developing the Generation 6 — a fully autonomous, four-passenger eVTOL aircraft for urban air mobility. Headquartered in Mountain View, California, Wisk traces its lineage back to Kitty Hawk’s Cora programme and is the only US-developer pursuing a Type Certificate for a piloted-by-default autonomous aircraft.

Strategic Partnerships

  • Boeing
  • Long Beach
  • Houston

Reported funding to date: $800 M USD.

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