Founded in 2010 co-founder of GoogleLarry Page, a startup that creates and develops flying cars, Cat claw, ceased operations. The announcement was made in a short press release on the company’s own profiles on connected as well as twitterthis Wednesday (22).

“We have made the decision to close Kittyhawk. We are still working on the details below.”, the company said in a statement. Official motives have not yet been disclosed.

According to the portal insiderwho listened to the sources inside Cat clawthe startup has already completed the development of the project heavyside is a compact, electric and silent aircraft introduced by the company in 2019. Sources also said that Larry Page was away from the company, focusing on research and development after the end of the project heavyside. ,

Kittyhawk’s website lists the development of the first unmanned commercial air taxi as a priority for 2022, which is expected to no longer be featured by the company.

The end of Kittyhawk won’t affect Wisk

OUR whiskey aeroa company that aims at autonomous air taxis and that was born as an economic association between Boeing and Cat claw in 2019 announced the termination of activities Cat claw does not interfere with the activities of Wisk. Kittyhawk continues to be an investor in the company.

Earlier this year the representative whiskeyChris Brown told the international portal edge what Boeing made financial investments in US$450 million in the latest investment round.

“Today’s news does not affect Wisk. We remain in a strong financial position with @Boieng and @kittyhawkcorp as investors.”the company said on Twitter.

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Source: Kittyhawk, The Verge, Insider.

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