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Having obtained a milestone Standard Part 135 Air Carrier Certification, Flytrex is ready for takeoff.

See how Walmart — quickly becoming one of the biggest names in drone delivery — and its network fared in 2022.

The e-commerce giant’s long-awaited drone delivery service finally got off the ground on Christmas Eve.

The Government of Rwanda will enlist Zipline to be able to make autonomous deliveries to the nation’s entire population.

Drone delivery provider Matternet is ready for takeoff after receiving a milestone Production Certificate from the FAA this week.

Alphabet’s Wing this week teamed with DoorDash on a limited drone delivery service in Logan, Australia, where it has operated since 2019.

On a reservation in rural southeastern Oklahoma, the Choctaw Nation is building the future of drone delivery.

Drone systems operator American Robotics gets milestone approval and waiver from the FAA.

When it comes to drone delivery, some states are better prepared than others. Here are all of them ranked.

Manna, an Ireland-based drone delivery company, will soon expand into the U.S. and mainland Europe.

Flytrex can now reach 100,000 eligible customers after the FAA signed off on doubling its delivery radius.

College Station will join Lockeford, California, as one of Amazon’s earliest U.S. drone delivery test markets.

Drone delivery firm Zipline launched a commercial service in North Carolina less than a week after obtaining a historic FAA certification.

Zipline received an FAA Part 135 air carrier certification that gives it the largest commercial drone delivery radius in the U.S.

After enduring years of setbacks, Amazon’s drone delivery program is finally ready for takeoff.

Manna, an Ireland-based drone delivery company, plans to bring its service to the U.S. and mainland Europe.

Germany’s Wingcopter struck a deal with aerial medical services company Spright to deliver medical supplies to underserved areas of the U.S. via drone.

Straight from the mouths of executives at Flytrex, DroneDek, Zipline and Draganfly, here are predictions on where drone delivery will be in five years.

The drone delivery company gets a big boost in North Carolina, where it now covers about 10,000 households with its delivery service.