Amazon Prime Air

Claims ledger

Public, dated claims by Amazon Prime Air, each tracked against the evidence. Status is a DEPLOY assessment from primary sources: verified means an independent source confirms it; contradicted means one refutes it; open means the outcome is not yet determinable. Every entry keeps its verbatim quote and source so you can check the call yourself.

• OpenCapacity · claimed 2026-01-01 · deadline 2030-12-31

  “Amazon is targeting 500 million drone deliveries a year by end of the decade”

  500M deliveries/year is an aspirational target. Amazon Prime Air is currently available in 9 US locations as of 2026. Reaching 500M/year would require massive scale-up. No evidence of progress toward this rate. https://ppc.land/amazon-now-launches-30-minute-grocery-delivery-across-u-s-cities/

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• Partly trueTimeline · claimed 2026-01-01 · deadline 2026-12-31

  “Prime Air drone delivery, available in nine U.S. locations”

  9 US locations confirmed. Expansion "by end of 2026" is ongoing. Amazon also expanded to UK. Specific new location count not confirmed. https://ppc.land/amazon-now-launches-30-minute-grocery-delivery-across-u-s-cities/

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• Partly trueTimeline · claimed 2025-05-01 · deadline 2025-12-31

  “Amazon aims to launch service by end of 2025”

  Prime Air did launch in new markets (Michigan) by end of 2025, but also suspended service in existing markets. Partial: expanded but not a full launch.

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Safety record

Only active incidents are counted. Retracted incidents are excluded from this summary but remain reachable at their canonical URLs.

Incidents affecting Amazon Prime Air (2)

• Amazon Prime Air MK30 drone crashes into apartment building in Richardson, Texas2026-07-02 · Collision
• Amazon Prime Air MK30 delivery drone crashed into apartment building in Richardson, Texas2026-02-04 · Collision

Includes incidents linked directly to this company, to its models, or to deployments of its models or under its operation. Retracted incidents are excluded from this view but remain reachable at their canonical URLs.

Peer companies

• Anduril Industries7 models
• DJI7 models
• Amazon4 models
• Autel Robotics4 models
• Teledyne FLIR4 models
• AeroVironment3 models

Financial state

Reporting basis

private_reported

Lifecycle stage

mature

Counterparty risk class

low

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Sources (1)

1. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2026/02/07/delivery-drone-amazon-crash-texas-apartment/88565912007/ ↗

Common questions

What is Amazon Prime Air?

Amazon Prime Air is Amazon's drone delivery service developing autonomous delivery drones for packages, with operations in select US, UK, and Italian locations.

What does Amazon Prime Air make?

Amazon Prime Air has 1 robot model on the DEPLOY registry: Amazon Prime Air MK30 (Amazon Prime Air builds physical robots).

Is Amazon Prime Air publicly traded?

Amazon Prime Air is not independently listed on public markets; it is part of Amazon on the DEPLOY registry.

Who competes with Amazon Prime Air?

On the DEPLOY registry, peer companies to Amazon Prime Air building in the same form factors include Anduril Industries, DJI, Amazon, Autel Robotics.

Where is Amazon Prime Air headquartered?

Amazon Prime Air is headquartered in Seattle, Washington, USA.