Drone Delivery
Companies building autonomous drone systems for last-mile and long-range delivery of packages, medical supplies, and commercial goods.
04 Companies
Zipline
SZipline is an American robotics and logistics company operating the world's largest autonomous delivery service. After pioneering national-scale medical drone delivery in Rwanda, the company has grown into a global network that has flown more than 135 million autonomous miles, completed over 2.5 million commercial deliveries, and now serves more than 5,000 hospitals and health centers. In 2025, Zipline commercially launched Platform 2, its quieter home-delivery system, in Pea Ridge, Arkansas and more than 20 Dallas-Fort Worth communities with Walmart and more than a dozen restaurant brands. In early 2026, backed by an $800M Series H round valuing the company at $7.6B, Zipline launched services in Houston and Phoenix and scaled its North Texas network to 16+ brands and public-space delivery points. In mid-2026 it added Austin as its third Texas metro, partnered with food-technology platform Wonder for drone meal delivery launching January 2027, and was selected by BayCare to build Tampa Bay's first medical drone network. Seattle and at least four additional U.S. states are next in the 2026 rollout.
2,500,000+
135,000,000+
5,000+
$7.6B (Series H, March 2026)
Wing
SWing is a drone-delivery company launched from Google's X in 2012 that is scaling small-package logistics in dense residential areas. It has completed more than 750,000 residential deliveries and built a service area covering more than 2 million customers across major U.S. metros including Dallas-Fort Worth, Atlanta, Charlotte, and Houston (live since January 15, 2026), with volume tripling in the six months before its January 2026 Walmart announcement. Wing's coast-to-coast Walmart partnership โ co-credited with Zipline for Walmart crossing 1 million total drone deliveries on May 29, 2026 โ is heading for 270+ store locations by 2027, while Wing prepares a Bay Area residential launch in 2026 in the metro where the company was founded.
750,000+
2M+ customers live across DFW, Atlanta, Charlotte & Houston; Walmart partnership expanding toward ~20 U.S. markets
First drone company (2019)
270+ locations / ~40M Americans by 2027 (nearly 20 markets announced)
<19 minutes
1M total Walmart drone deliveries (Wing + Zipline), May 29, 2026
EHang
AEHang is a Guangzhou-based autonomous aerial vehicle company and the regulatory first-mover of the global eVTOL industry. Its pilotless two-passenger EH216-S holds the world's first type certificate (October 2023), standard airworthiness certificate, production certificate, and โ since March 2025 โ the first air operator certificates for pilotless passenger eVTOLs, all from China's CAAC. Its certified operators have flown 3,000+ trial commercial missions in Guangzhou and Hefei with zero accidents, though the public ticketed launch has slipped past its original March 2026 target pending additional CAAC requirements. EHang delivered 221 aircraft in 2025 and debuted the VT35, a long-range (200 km) lift-and-cruise eVTOL, in October 2025. Its aircraft have flown in 22 countries, with recent firsts in Qatar, Mexico, and Switzerland, and a Hong Kong regulatory-sandbox selection in June 2026. Audited FY2025 revenue was RMB418M, about 18% below the unaudited figure, and the stock is down ~58% in 2026 amid regulatory delays and sector headwinds.
4 world-first CAAC certificates: type (2023), airworthiness (2023), production (2024), air operator (2025)
221 units in 2025 (215 EH216 + 6 VT35); 4 units in Q1 2026
3,000+ since AOCs granted (March 2025), zero accidents
22 countries; 40+ eVTOL operation sites across China
~$400M (July 2026, ~$5.32/share โ down ~58% YTD)
AutoFlight
AAutoFlight (Shanghai Fengfei Aviation Technology) is a Shanghai-based eVTOL developer founded by Yuneec founder Tian Yu, with R&D and certification outposts in Augsburg, Germany and Shenzhen. It leads the world in cargo eVTOL: its autonomous 2-ton CarryAll (V2000CG) holds the complete CAAC certificate set โ the world's first ton-class eVTOL type certificate (March 2024), production certificate (December 2024), and airworthiness certificate with first customer delivery (July 2025) โ plus the world's first overseas eVTOL type-certificate validation, from Indonesia's DGCA in June 2026. CarryAll flies real missions, from offshore oil-platform resupply with CNOOC to mountain tea logistics in Guizhou. The passenger Prosperity, which set a 250.3 km world-record eVTOL flight in 2023 and flew the first cross-sea ShenzhenโZhuhai demo in 2024, is in CAAC type certification, and a 5.7-ton, 10-seat V5000 'Matrix' platform entered certification in 2026. Backed by ~$100M from Team Global and a strategic investment of 'hundreds of millions of dollars' from battery giant CATL.
CarryAll: world-first ton-class cargo eVTOL TC (Mar 2024), PC (Dec 2024), AC (Jul 2025) โ only ton-class eVTOL with the full CAAC set โ plus world-first overseas TC validation (Indonesia DGCA, Jun 2026)
250.3 km on a single charge (Feb 2023) โ then the world's longest eVTOL flight
~1,100 preorders/framework agreements โ incl. EvFly (205), CITIC Offshore Helicopter + CITIC Financial Leasing (100 intent), ZTO Express (30 cargo)
~$1.8M per aircraft ($21.5M for 12, Feb 2025 deal)