Picture this: you’re rushing to replace a lost AirTag before a trip, place an order on Amazon, and within an hour, a drone hums overhead, dropping the tiny tracker right in your backyard.
That’s the reality Amazon rolled out earlier this week, expanding its Prime Air drone delivery service to include Apple’s iPhones, AirTags, and AirPods, alongside Samsung Galaxy phones and Ring doorbells, for customers in select U.S. cities.
For shoppers, retailers, and logistics innovators, this leap forward in Amazon’s decade-long drone project brings lightning-fast delivery to a $1.5 trillion e-commerce market where every minute counts.
The service, powered by Amazon’s advanced MK30 drones, zips packages to doorsteps in College Station, Texas, and Tolleson, Arizona, covering over 60,000 eligible items up to five pounds.
With Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approval…