Drone Delivery
Drone Delivery Companies: Who's Flying What in 2026 — Page 2
Wing, Zipline, Amazon, Manna, Flytrex, Matternet, DroneUp — where they fly, what they deliver, and why certification was not the hard part.
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Flytrex Sky2 Can Deliver Two Large Pizzas by Drone
Flytrex's Sky2 octocopter launches with Little Caesars in Texas, carrying nearly 9 pounds of food per delivery.
SoftBank Robotics Backs Matternet for US Drone Delivery
Matternet and SoftBank Robotics America partner to expand autonomous drone delivery in healthcare and enterprise logistics across the US.
Speedbird and Moya Aero Partner on eVTOL Logistics
Speedbird Aero and Moya Aero have signed an MoU to explore combining Moya's tilt-body eVTOL with Speedbird's BVLOS drone logistics operations.
Manna's $50M Expansion Shifts to Tulsa After Irish Pause
Manna raised $50 million in March for 40 bases and two million deliveries in 2026. It has since grounded Irish flights and opened bases in Tulsa.
Companies
Wing
Alphabet's drone delivery subsidiary, operating commercial package delivery in the United States and abroad, largely with Walmart.
United States
Amazon Prime Air
Amazon's drone delivery division, flying autonomous last-mile delivery in the US and UK and attempting a sixfold expansion of its service area in 2026.
United States
Zipline
US operator of autonomous drone delivery networks, running medical logistics in Africa and consumer delivery in the United States.
United States
Flytrex
Israeli drone delivery company flying suburban restaurant orders in Texas and North Carolina for DoorDash and Uber Eats under Causey Aviation's Part 135.
Israel
Manna Aero
Irish drone delivery company that paused its Irish deliveries in June 2026 and now flies from bases in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Ireland
Matternet
US drone delivery company whose M2 holds FAA type and production certificates, now SEC-reporting with minimal revenue and a going-concern warning.
United States
Skydio
US drone manufacturer building AI-powered autonomous aircraft, supplying NDAA-compliant enterprise and defense drones to agencies and operators.
United States
Airbound
Indian autonomous delivery company building blended-wing-body tail-sitter cargo drones designed to weigh less than the payload they carry.
India
Funding
Series B
ARK Invest, Ireland Strategic Investment Fund, Schooner Capital, Coca-Cola HBC, Molten Ventures, Enterprise Ireland, Tapestry
Manna AeroUndisclosed
Fidelity Management & Research Company, Baillie Gifford, Valor Equity Partners, Tiger Global
ZiplineContracts
Federal Aviation Administration
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Lighthouse Avionics, ResilienX, NAVMAR Applied Sciences, Devorto Corporation, ANRA Technologies, SPS Aerial Remote Sensing, DroneUp, OneRadio, Frequentis USA, Censys Technologies, Aerial Vantage, Skydweller US, Oklahoma State University
19 UAS Broad Agency Announcement research contracts for detect-and-avoid and airspace-integration…
U.S. Air Force
Skydio
Order exceeding $9M from U.S. Air Forces Central for Skydio Dock and X10 systems for air base…
U.S. Army
Skydio
Order of more than $52 million for over 2,500 X10D drones, described as the largest single-vendor…