WISK AERO ACCUSED OF FIRING SAFETY-FOCUSED MANAGER
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A former software manager at Boeing-owned Wisk Aero claims the company terminated him after he raised concerns about accelerated testing schedules. The allegations center on rushed software validation ahead of a planned 2025 flight test.
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