Boeing is acquiring Wisk Aero, SkyGrid, and Insitu subsidiaries, while retaining access to Wisk core autonomous flight technology.
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Updated Aug 11
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What happened
Boeing is acquiring Wisk Aero, SkyGrid, and Insitu subsidiaries, while retaining access to Wisk core autonomous flight technology.
Who's involved
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Archer Aviation acquires Insitu to extend its military portfolio, while Boeing sells subsidiaries to Archer Aviation.Also in this story
- Archer and Joby are competing in the eVTOL market, and the acquisition of Insitu is providing a strong revenue stream for Archer.
- Archer Aviation received three businesses from Boeing in exchange, and the company benefits from Insitu's drone technology.
- Boeing announced the sale of its Insitu subsidiary to Archer Aviation as part of its corporate restructuring.
- Boeing sold its Insitu subsidiary to Archer Aviation amid ongoing FAA scrutiny and certification processes.
The entities involved
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Boeing
American global aerospace and defense corporation
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