Boeing is selling flying taxi venture Wisk, WA-based Insitu to Archer

Boeing is selling three of its subsidiaries—including flying taxi venture Wisk and Washington-based Insitu, to Archer Aviation, a California company developing flying taxis and drones. One analyst suggests this sale could be a model for Boeing to raise cash by selling other assets.

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Seattle TimesLean Left· 50d ago· ran in 3 outlets

Boeing is selling flying taxi venture Wisk, WA-based Insitu to Archer

QuartzLean Left· 50d ago

Boeing is selling its air taxi and drone units to Archer Aviation for a stake in the startup

Center

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ForbesCenter· 47d ago

Boeing’s Wisk Deal to Archer Highlights Strategic Focus

The OregonianCenter· 49d ago· ran in 3 outlets

Boeing is selling flying taxi venture Wisk, WA-based Insitu to Archer

The ColumbianCenter· 49d ago

Archer Aviation acquires Boeing’s Insitu

Geek WireCenter· 50d ago

Self-flying air taxis and drones: Boeing sells key aviation technology businesses to Archer

Digital JournalCenter· 50d ago

Boeing to divest tech ventures for stake in air-taxi startup

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The Brunswick NewsLean Right· 49d ago

Thomas Black: Boeing’s Archer Deal Should Be a Model to Shed Space Assets

The Brunswick NewsLean Right· 49d ago· ran in 3 outlets

Boeing is selling flying taxi venture Wisk, WA-based Insitu to Archer

Breaking DefenseLean Right· 50d ago

Boeing to sell three subsidiaries to eVTOL firm Archer

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