Flying in Real Airspace: Inside Our Joint Airspace Simulation with NASA @WiskAero
Flying in Real Airspace: Inside Our Joint Airspace Simulation with NASA  @WiskAero
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
For the first time ever, we’ve connected our Autonomy Lab directly with NASA to simulate multi-aircraft autonomous flight in busy, real-world airspace.

During the simulation, a single ground supervisor successfully managed three autonomous eVTOL air taxis simultaneously as they flew simulated routes alongside traditional air traffic in the San Jose airspace.

Conducted at NASA’s Ames Research Center, this milestone campaign demonstrated how autonomous aircraft can safely integrate into busy airspace, helping lay the groundwork for future aviation policy. ✈️

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Flying in Real Airspace: Inside Our Joint Airspace Simulation with NASA

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