DoorDash Launches Drone Delivery Division After Securing FAA Certification

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DoorDash has announced a new drone delivery initiative called DoorDash Air, marking its entry into aerial delivery operations. The company has obtained a Part 135 air carrier certification from the Federal Aviation Administration, allowing it to deliver small packages via drone. DoorDash joins a select group of certified operators that includes Alphabet's Wing, Zipline, and Amazon. Previously, the food delivery giant had partnered with Alphabet's Wing division for drone delivery pilots in Texas, Virginia, and Australia. DoorDash now plans to develop its own drone technology rather than relying on third-party partners.

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