Amazon has resumed its Prime Air drone delivery service in College Station, Texas, and Tolleson, Arizona, after a two-month suspension. The halt was due to altitude sensor problems detected in the drones. Following a software update and FAA approval, deliveries have recommenced. Amazon reported a surge in demand, with drones delivering packages quickly, including an order that took just 31.5 minutes. The MK30 drones have completed over 5,000 test flights, showcasing quieter operation and extending their delivery range, reinforcing the company's confidence in the drone's safety and effectiveness.
Amazon confirmed to CNBC that it will resume Prime Air drone deliveries after addressing altitude sensor issues, with significant demand observed since their return.
The MK30 drones, now back in operation, have completed over 5,000 test flights, demonstrating improved capabilities like quieter flights and longer travel distances.
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