Wisk Aero is an aerospace manufacturer and advanced air mobility company focused on developing safe, autonomous electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft for passenger transport. As a wholly-owned subsidiary of Boeing, Wisk is working towards certifying its 6th generation passenger vehicle as the first autonomous passenger-carrying vehicle in the United States. Their primary product is the Wisk Cora, a two-to-four-passenger all-electric, self-piloted air taxi designed for urban air mobility. Wisk has partnered with organizations such as Japan Airlines, Airservices Australia, and NASA to advance autonomous flight and integrate its air taxis into existing airspace systems.
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On August 21, NASA's ATM-X project supported Wisk Aero during a Bell 206 helicopter flight in Hollister, California.
Wisk Aero achieved the world’s first piloted flight of a fly-by-wire, all-electric, human-rated aircraft with its 2nd Generation air taxi in 2015.
Wisk Aero achieved the world’s first piloted full transition flight of a human-rated eVTOL aircraft with its 3rd Generation air taxi in 2017.