Coming soon: A drone delivery service?
There’s been buzz for years about the potential drones have to change the way we get packages delivered. In a huge step towards making this a reality, the Federal Aviation Administration in the United States gave approval to a drone aviation company, Wing, for commercial drone delivery service. The future of delivery seems to be around the corner, but when will this service actually roll out? Check out this episode…
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