Wisk, Airservices Australia Partner On Uncrewed Airspace Integration

Ben Goldstein October 15, 2024

Wisk’s nonflying Gen 6 prototype on display at the 2024 ICAO AAM Symposium in Montreal in September.

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Wisk has partnered with Australian government-owned air traffic control (ATC) provider Airservices Australia to craft standards and lay the foundations for integrating autonomous air taxis and other uncrewed aircraft into the country’s airspace in the coming years. Boeing-owned startup Wisk has...
Ben Goldstein

Based in Boston, Ben covers advanced air mobility and is managing editor of Aviation Week Network’s AAM Report.

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