The startup is cutting 27 workers at its Fremont facility, 25 in Orange County and Mojave as it shifts to production.

Self-flying taxis might sound like something out of The Jetsons, but in true Miami fashion, the future is coming in hot.

Miami International Airport is exploring the future of transportation with plans to introduce autonomous flying taxis, thanks to a collaboration between the Miami-Dade Aviation Department and Wisk ...

The Miami-Dade Aviation Department and a company called Wisk Aero are working together to bring all-electric self-flying planes to South Florida. There’s a lot of work ahead to land the flying taxis, ...

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Trump greenlights the testing of flying cars. Air taxis may improve some people's lives, but highways in the sky can hurt ...

Wisk Aero is looking to bring self-flying air taxis to Texas and has acquired an Austin-based tech company to help with its air traffic management.

Air taxi companies have promised for years that the small planes will soon carry customers and make deliveries — but they have yet to metaphorically get off the ground.

SkyGrid, developed by Austin's SparkCognition and Boeing in 2018, has become a subsidiary of Wisk Aero. Both companies are owned by Boeing. SkyGrid specializes in airspace integration technology ...

Wisk Aero, a leading Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) company and developer of the first all-electric, self-flying air taxi in the U.S., today announced the signing of two Memoranda of Understanding ...

WISK AERO signed two separate agreements to establish AAM operations in both Kaga, Japan and Miami, FL. Steve Costley is responsible for the overall production SpeedNews. Steve has over 30 years ...