After a year of successful operations in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, we’re excited to share that we will be expanding our drone deliveries on the northeastern end of the City of Frisco with a series of summer events.

Wing’s progress can be charted along the increasingly dense environments in which we’ve been able to operate: from rural farms to lightly populated suburbs to more dense suburbs to large metropolitan areas like Brisbane, Australia, Helsinki, Finland, and the Dallas Fort Worth metro area in Texas.

We've officially launched the first drone delivery service in the City of Ipswich, Queensland this week with DoorDash and Mirvac.  

Wing was grateful for the opportunity this week to testify before the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee’s subcommittee on Aviation, and for the chance to meet with lawmakers from both chambers and both sides of the aisle. We’re really encouraged by the efforts underway to help bring the benefits of this aviation innovation to the American people.

Bonjour from Genève! As we recently shared, we’re working to bring the experience of drone delivery to more people through demonstrations.

Companies around the world have been working for over a decade to develop drone technologies that will work together with ground transportation to greatly improve last-mile delivery. Wing’s ultimate vision is to deliver people’s packages more efficiently and safely as part of an automated logistics system that routinely moves packages by the millions. The economics of drone delivery improve dramatically with scale, and all of the salient metrics (access, safety, and sustainability) become far more meaningful at large volumes.