COMPANY DIRECTORY / United States
Wisk Aero
About the company
Wisk Aero is developing autonomous electric air taxis, with its Generation 6 aircraft presented as a four-passenger design operating under human supervision. Its website explains the aircraft, autonomy approach, city partnerships, and the evolution of its flight-test programs. Readers can explore how Wisk proposes to organise passenger flight without an onboard pilot and follow development updates. The site provides a company perspective on both the vehicle and the operational system around it.
Autonomous eVTOL
Official website ↗Website overview reviewed 2026-09-20 · Company website source
This record does not confirm aircraft availability, certification, or festival participation.
From the news library
Headline context from autoevolution: “Wisk Announces a New Vertiport in California for Autonomous Aircraft - autoevolution”. The publisher did not supply an excerpt in this feed. Follow the original for the full report and supporting details about infrastructure.
autoevolutionHeadline context from Aviation International News: “Wisk Begins Building eVTOL Vertiport at Hollister Airport - Aviation International News”. The publisher did not supply an excerpt in this feed. Follow the original for the full report and supporting details about infrastructure.
Aviation International News
Headline context from Seeking Alpha: “Boeing’s Wisk breaks ground on California vertiport for air-taxi tests (BA:NYSE) - Seeking Alpha”. The publisher did not supply an excerpt in this feed. Follow the original for the full report and supporting details about infrastructure.
Seeking AlphaHeadline context from Business Wire: “Wisk Breaks Ground on On-Airport Vertiport for Autonomous and Piloted Aircraft at Hollister Municipal Airport - businesswire.com”. The publisher did not supply an excerpt in this feed. Follow the original for the full report and supporting details about infrastructure.
Business Wire
Headline context from Smart Cities Dive: “Archer Aviation to acquire eVTOL company Wisk Aero from Boeing - Smart Cities Dive”. The publisher did not supply an excerpt in this feed. Follow the original for the full report and supporting details about commercial air taxis.
Smart Cities Dive
Today, we signed definitive agreements to acquire Wisk, SkyGrid, and Insitu from @Boeing, with Boeing taking a stake in Archer and becoming a strategic partner. We anticipate closing the transaction by year end. Wisk will accelerate our Halo/Thunder dual-use aircraft platform. Deploying nascent tech early in defense benefits our entire business. Wisk has some of the most advanced autonomy, flight controls, and sensor technologies in the industry. We plan to deploy that technology on Halo first, so that we can…
Archer Aviation