Boeing-owned Wisk Aero accused of firing manager who raised safety concerns0

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• July 4, 2026

Wisk Aero, the electric air taxi company owned by Boeing, has been sued by a former employee, who claims she was fired after raising safety concerns. Former software manager Briahna O’Neill sued Wisk in Santa Clara Superior Court earlier this week, alleging discrimination and wrongful termination. The Seattle Times first reported on the lawsuit, noting