The e-commerce giant is resuming flight after it put the brakes on its Prime Air program because of an issue with the software in its MK30 drones.

By the end of this year, drones ferrying toothbrushes, aspirin, batteries and lip balm to customers could be whizzing through the sky over San Antonio. Amazon is seeking a permit from the city to ...

“Because [airships are] lighter than air, they don’t require fuel ... a floating warehouse could dispatch gliding drones up to 20 miles, but Amazon already has warehouses in major urban ...

Earlier this month, Amazon celebrated the first successful drone delivery made by its Prime Air service. But that's just the beginning of Amazon's aerial assault into our homes, if a recently ...

The company had originally proposed its Prime Air service to launch by the ... Regulations in the US – where Amazon has been testing drones since 2022 – allow for multiple drones to be tracked ...

Amazon discovered an abnormality with the drone's altitude sensor, caused by dust in the air, that could have caused its system to produce an inaccurate reading of its position relative to the ...

said a senior employee of Amazon's drone delivery service. However, he did not give any specific figures. The Prime Air drone delivery service has been meeting with resistance from local residents ...

The city is also working with Amazon on drone delivery. Last year, Amazon soft launched Prime Air in the West Valley of the Phoenix Metro Area, a service that recently resumed after a two-month ...