DoorDash, Flytrex Launch Drone Delivery in Dallas-Fort Worth

Service is estimated to reach 100,000 residents in the DFW suburbs of Frisco and Little Elm.

Jack Daleo

Saturday, June 28, 2025 at 08:00 AM ET

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DoorDash is taking delivery to the skies over Dallas-Fort Worth with drone operator Flytrex. [Courtesy: Flytrex]

Key Takeaways:

DoorDash and Flytrex have launched a new drone delivery service for approximately 100,000 residents in the Dallas-Fort Worth suburbs of Frisco and Little Elm, marking Flytrex's first integration with a food delivery app.
The Dallas-Fort Worth area is emerging as the largest drone delivery hotspot in the U.S., with other major players like Zipline and Wing also operating services there, aiming to reach millions of households.
Future expansion of drone delivery nationwide is anticipated due to upcoming FAA regulations, such as those enabling beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) flights, and executive orders supporting U.S. drone manufacturing and addressing security concerns.

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They say everything’s bigger in Texas—and that includes drone delivery.

On Thursday, DoorDash and Israeli provider Flytrex announced the service is available to about 100,000 residents in the Dallas-Fort Worth suburbs of Frisco and Little Elm. Customers can order food from dozens of local and national restaurants directly through the DoorDash app, delivered straight to their backyard via drone in minutes. With industry leader Zipline and Alphabet’s Wing also flying in DFW, the area is the nation’s largest drone delivery hotspot.