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Wing

@Wing
Wing offers drone delivery. Our fleet of lightweight, autonomous delivery drones can transport small packages directly from businesses to homes in minutes.
United States, Australia, EU
wing.com
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    Wing
    @Wing
    Sep 4
    Life moves fast and last-minute needs happen to every family. Backed by over one million commercial flights completed, our highly automated Wing aircraft are here to deliver groceries, hot meals and essentials straight to your yard. Learn more at wing.com/solutions.
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    Sep 4
    Meet the engineering leaders powering Wing's next chapter of scale. Brandon Jones and Paul Gojenola bring decades of expertise to advance our highly automated systems, aircraft development and infrastructure as we expand delivery. Read the full news:
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    Building the future: Wing’s technical leadership
    From wing.com
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    Wing
    @Wing
    Sep 3
    ICYMI: We recently launched in Orlando. From our Florida footprint to expansions nationwide, we are growing to have the largest residential drone delivery network in the United States. With thousands of deliveries to homes each day, we’re just getting started.
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    Wing
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    Aug 28
    ICYMI: our deliveries land gently with the help of our hook and tether system. No dropped packages, no spilled coffee, no cracked eggs. Just your essentials - in as little as 30 minutes - safely delivered to your yard.
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    Wing
    @Wing
    Aug 20
    How does highly automated drone delivery work? 🪽 Our custom winch lowers a lightweight tether and hook to secure packages. To ensure safety, Wing aircraft feature built-in snag prevention, anti-rehooking designs and a safety release mechanism. More: wing.com/technology
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