(Bloomberg) -- Amazon.com Inc. is pausing all commercial drone deliveries after two of its latest models crashed in rainy weather at a testing facility. The company said Friday it was immediately ...

A test site in Lockeford, California, was shuttered last April. The program was also hit with layoffs in 2023 as Amazon CEO Andy Jassy cut costs ... The company also introduced a new version of its ...

After a two-month hiatus, Amazon Prime Air delivery ... at its test site in Pendleton, Oregon. Two incidents in December were reportedly caused by light rain interfering with the drones ...

Amazon's delivery drones became so disruptive to locals that the tech giant is reportedly giving up its lease in Texas, with the future of the pilot program now uncertain there. As Wired reports ...

Amazon plans to establish a drone delivery center in San Antonio by the end of 2025. These drones are meant to deliver ...

Amazon's ambitious drone delivery program has been met with safety concerns, including from employees, after a string of crashes at its test site. Amazon is pushing to launch the first version of ...

It’s taken longer than that for Amazon to design and test its drones and secure regulatory approvals. The company started testing drone delivery in 2022 with pilot programs in Lockeford ...

It’s been about a decade since Amazon began to fly its delivery drones, aiming to revolutionize the online shopping experience with rapid delivery of certain items. Most recently Amazon got ...

Amazon discovered an abnormality with the drone's altitude sensor, caused by dust in the air, that could have caused its system to produce an inaccurate reading of its position relative to the ...

But two years ago on “60 Minutes,” when Jeff Bezos showed a warehouse full of drones stamped with the Amazon arrow ... the trio will test small package delivery this summer in Switzerland ...