At the very beginning, there were 15 startups. After a morning of incredibly fierce competition, we now have a winner. Startups participating in the Startup Battlefield have all been hand-picked to ...

Most people, when they travel, use a major airline to get from point A to point B. Today, planes are used like taxis, for many business people around the world. But there is another way to fly, which ...

Sharing a pilot's private plane in the same way you might share a homeowner's apartment through Airbnb could help cut the costs of flying. That’s the goal of Wingly, a flight-sharing platform that ...

Flight-sharing sites offer a cheap way of crossing the Channel or seeing the Dales from the air We’ve had cars and bikes, and now the sharing economy is going airborne with services that allow the ...

Wingly Flight sharing platform Wingly allows people to take to the skies in small private planes or helicopters to celebrate special occasions, enjoy sightseeing trips, or even get an aerial view of ...

French flight-sharing company Wingly has raised €3 million ($3.4 million) in private investment to help accelerate the growth of its online platform, and fund expansion into the commercial charter ...

Don’t call Wingly the “Uber of the Sky” — Wingly co-fonder Emeric de Waziers would like to nip that little misinterpretation in the bud as the French startup looks to expand into the U.S. If anything, ...

Wingly is a flight sharing platform which allows hobbyist pilots to share the cost of their flights with passengers. We went from London to Le Touquet, France, from Elstree Aerodrome on a Piper Arrow ...