Wisk Partners With Long Beach On AAM

Graham Warwick February 22, 2022
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Wisk is conducting autonomous flight tests of the Cora in California and New Zealand.
Credit: Wisk Aero
The congested Los Angeles area is seen as a key early market for urban air taxis, and the latest to target the region is Boeing-backed Wisk Aero. The company has partnered with the city of Long Beach to bring advanced air mobility (AAM) to Southern California. Wisk and the Long Beach Economic...
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