Dallas-Fort Worth

Rapper teams up with Wing and Walmart to set a new record for drone deliveries in one hour.

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

Partners say the expansion will add 100 Walmart stores and ‘millions of households’ to their network.

Free service offers aerial transport of more than 65,000 products in 30 minutes or less, including in rain and strong winds.

FAA, meanwhile, creates a ‘No Drone Zone’ around Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, where the big game will take place.

Former partners had recently downsized a drone delivery network that in 2022 completed more than 6,000 deliveries out of 36 hubs in seven states.

Drone operator Wing is launching delivery of last-minute holiday gifts with partners DoorDash and Brookfield Properties.

DroneUp says its new permissions will allow it to serve 300 percent more households in its delivery areas.

Wing delivery drones will soon collect orders from Serve Robotics’ autonomous sidewalk robots, forming an autonomous, multimodal delivery network.

The decision to cease operations in Arizona, Utah, and Florida comes as the partners hone in on Dallas-Fort Worth as a drone delivery hub.