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Waymo launches robotaxi service at Las Vegas Harry Reid International Airport, its sixth airport

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Waymo began offering rides to and from Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas, with pickups and dropoffs at dedicated autonomous vehicle zones at Terminal 1 and Terminal 3, the company announced on Wednesday. It is the sixth major airport Waymo serves, after Phoenix Sky Harbor, Nashville International, San Antonio International, San Francisco International and San José International. Waymo opened to the public in Las Vegas only in September and already covers a 24-square-mile area. Airport rides will initially be limited to a few riders before opening to all customers. Zoox (Amazon-owned) already serves the airport, and state regulators approved permits in August allowing Tesla and Uber to deploy thousands of robotaxis in the city over the next year. The article is business and product news with no security incident, vulnerability or threat activity.

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  1. techcrunch.com ↗ · pub. 21/10/2026 13:59 · coletado 21/10 14:00 primeiro registro

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    Waymo began offering rides to and from Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas, with pickups and dropoffs at dedicated autonomous vehicle zones at Terminal 1 and Terminal 3, the company announced on Wednesday. It is the sixth major airport Waymo serves, after Phoenix Sky Harbor, Nashville International, San Antonio International, San Francisco International and San José International. Waymo opened to the public in Las Vegas only in September and already covers a 24-square-mile area. Airport rides will initially be limited to a few riders before opening to all customers. Zoox (Amazon-owned) already serves the airport, and state regulators approved permits in August allowing Tesla and Uber to deploy thousands of robotaxis in the city over the next year. The article is business and product news with no security incident, vulnerability or threat activity.