Wisk Aero, owned by Boeing, faces a lawsuit from former software manager Briahna O'Neill, who alleges wrongful termination after raising safety concerns within the company.
Boeing has not yet commented on the matter
Jul 03, 2026
04:15 pm
What's the storyWisk Aero, the electric air taxi company owned by Boeing, has been sued by a former employee.
The lawsuit was filed in Santa Clara Superior Court by Briahna O'Neill, a former software manager at the company. She alleges discrimination and wrongful termination after she raised safety concerns within the company.
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