We recently wrapped up at EAA AirVenture, the world’s largest aviation event held in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. During the show, we demonstrated our drone delivery service in one of the most challenging environments - the bustling airspace above AirVenture.

Melbourne has one of the best food scenes in the world, is the food delivery capital of Australia, and starting today, is the largest metro area in Australia where Wing drone delivery is available.

Wing and Apian are working with Medtronic to provide medical drone delivery services to Blackrock Clinic and St. Vincent’s Private Hospital. 

Wing has built our drone delivery platform from the ground up with our partners in mind. We don’t believe drone delivery should operate as a standalone service, but rather a technology that should be deeply integrated into existing supply chains. Customers will have different needs at different times, and retailers that utilize a variety of delivery technologies are better positioned to effectively meet those needs. 

I have said that 2024 is the year of drone delivery. Today marks a significant milestone along this path as the President has signed into law the FAA Reauthorization Bill following overwhelming bipartisan support in Congress. At Wing, we are encouraged by what we see in the law’s final language and are excited to work with the FAA on implementation of the law’s provisions over the months to come.

Following a successful year-long trial in Australia, Wing is expanding its partnership with DoorDash to the United States, bringing Wendy’s® meals to customers with speedy drone delivery.

At Wing, safety isn't just a priority, it's woven into the very fabric of our operations. As a leader in drone delivery, we understand the critical responsibility of sharing the skies with traditional aircraft. That's why we've implemented a multi-layered "detect & avoid" system to enable us to safely integrate our aircraft into complex airspace.