The air drone delivery service is available to consumers who are located near Amazon Prime's same-day site Tolleson, Ariz., and who order eligible items weighing no more than 5 pounds.

Amazon now offers small-package deliveries within the hour, sometimes for free. Drones make it possible, and this Valley location is leading the way.

Amazon expects to deliver orders made through Prime Air in less than an hour. The company is using an internally developed drone dubbed the MK27-2 to make deliveries.

Amazon Prime Air hoped for 10,000 drone deliveries this year — it’s only done 100. The company is going to need to work on its drones before the FAA will let it fly freely.

After receiving approval from the Federal Aviation Administration, Amazon.com Inc. will start a same-day Prime Air drone delivery service for customers in the West Valley Phoenix Metro Area of Arizona ...

Amazon also revealed how Prime Air deliveries look in its Shopping app. If you live in an eligible area and are ordering something that weighs under five pounds, you'll see a drone delivery option ...

Amazon has launched drone delivery trials in a couple of new locations in California and Texas. David Carbon, vice president of Prime Air Amazon, announced the development on LinkedIn. His post ...

Amazon has been able to streamline drone delivery by using the MK30 drone. Engineers and aerospace experts on Amazon’s Prime Air team spent nearly two years building the MK30 from a blank slate.

Amazon currently does drone deliveries in Phoenix, Arizona, and College Station, Texas. It uses MK30 drones, which it says have been created to travel farther and quieter than previous drones.

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