Wisk Aero

The page defines eVTOL as electric vertical takeoff and landing and explains what eVTOL aircraft are, how they work, and their role in urban mobility.

Wisk Aero publishes press releases, blog posts, and updates on autonomous eVTOL development, flight milestones, and industry partnerships.

Wisk Aero lists engineering, manufacturing, and flight test roles in Mountain View and Hollister, California, along with benefits and current openings.

Wisk Aero is a Boeing-owned eVTOL company building an autonomous, all-electric air taxi with 1,750+ test flights and advanced flight automation technology.

Wisk Aero accepts inquiries about media, careers, supplier partnerships, and strategic collaboration.

The world’s first autonomous, all-electric air taxi service. Wisk’s self-flying eVTOL aircraft are Boeing-backed with 1,750+ safe test flights.

Archer Aviation plans to acquire Boeing subsidiaries Wisk Aero, Insitu and SkyGrid. The all-stock transaction is expected to close by year-end, subject to approvals.

Aug 2026 · Aviation WeekNews article

Wisk Aero and NASA demonstrate in an airspace simulation that one ground-based supervisor can oversee three autonomous eVTOL aircraft simultaneously. The demonstration also involves interaction with today’s air traffic control system.

Jul 2026 · Aviation WeekNews article

Wisk completed the first flight of its second Generation 6 eVTOL aircraft, expanding its active certification test fleet to two aircraft. The fleet now includes both Generation 6 aircraft.

May 2026 · Aerospace Testing InternationalNews article

Wisk Aero completed the first flight of its full-scale Gen 6 autonomous eVTOL air taxi at its Hollister flight-test facility.

Dec 2025 · Aviation WeekNews article