1. Amazon will resume drone delivery service in Arizona on October 3rd, despite a recent crash investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board and Federal Aviation Administration.
2. The crash occurred earlier this week involving two of Amazon's Prime Air delivery drones that collided with a crane's boom near Tolleson, Arizona.
3. Amazon has introduced additional safety measures, such as enhanced visual landscape inspections to monitor for moving obstructions like cranes, following the incident. Despite this setback, they aim to meet their goal of delivering 500 million packages per year by the end of the decade.
2. The crash occurred earlier this week involving two of Amazon's Prime Air delivery drones that collided with a crane's boom near Tolleson, Arizona.
3. Amazon has introduced additional safety measures, such as enhanced visual landscape inspections to monitor for moving obstructions like cranes, following the incident. Despite this setback, they aim to meet their goal of delivering 500 million packages per year by the end of the decade.
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Amazon resumes drone delivery service in Arizona on October 3rd, despite ongoing investigations following a crash involving two Prime Air drones and a crane. The incident has prompted additional safety measures, including enhanced visual landscape inspections to avoid moving obstructions. Despite
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Date: Oct. 3, 2025
Notes: 2025-10-03
Created: 2025/10/03 17:02
Updated: 2025/12/08 01:23
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