Amazon is testing package delivery drones
14.11.2014 5573

Amazon is testing package delivery drones

Amazon, the world's largest online retailer, is gearing up to test drone delivery in the UK.

Two years after purchasing Cambridge startup Evi Technologies, the company began to search for engineers and experts who could help in testing aircraft. It is possible that military experts will be involved in such tests. Flights will take place over the territory of Cambridge. The exact date the test began has not been disclosed.

The project, called Prime Air, in the future will allow customers to receive packages in only 30 minutes after confirming the order. Amazon drones will fly into the air no higher than 122 meters, and their total weight will not exceed 25 kg, while the maximum weight of the package itself is limited to 2,3 kg.

Amazon is already experimenting with the delivery of packages using drones at its facilities in Seattle, Washington. Experts believe that at least 3-5 years will take to implement the ambitious idea of ​​Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.

The world's largest online retailer Amazon is preparing to begin testing delivery drones in the UK ...
5
1
Rating

Latest News

Lamoda has expanded the range of its premium brand Grate.

Now, the marketplace's private label footwear and accessories collection has been expanded to include clothing lines for men and women. The "When the Sun Goes Down" collection reflects the search for individual style and inner freedom amidst the ever-changing…
16.02.2026 216

Saks Global will close nine stores as part of a strategic network optimization.

The luxury department store group, which filed for bankruptcy in January 2026, will close eight Saks Fifth Avenue stores and one Neiman Marcus store as part of a plan to restructure and streamline its network, writes…
13.02.2026 510

Parallel imports of Adidas have been banned in Russia.

Rosaccreditation has revoked at least 10 certificates of conformity for authentic sneakers and clothing from the German brand Adidas. Therefore, their sale in our multi-brand stores is now prohibited. Nike, Reebok, Puma, and others are next in line…
13.02.2026 846

Paul Andrew unveils a new take on luxury footwear

Paul Andrew, who stepped down as creative director of Sergio Rossi last month, is focusing on promoting his own brand. The designer unveiled the Paul Andrew Spring 2026 campaign, emphasizing footwear featuring…
13.02.2026 704

EKONIKA has released a polka-dotted spring capsule collection.

EKONIKA is delighting us with another exciting project. The brand has unveiled a new spring capsule collection of Moving Dots footwear and accessories. The capsule is dedicated to one of the most recognizable prints of the 50s and a key trend of the season—the graphic polka print.
12.02.2026 681
When you sign up, you will receive weekly news and articles about the shoe business on your e-mail.

To the beginning