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The Federal Aviation Administration announced yesterday that it issued an “experimental airworthiness certificate” to Amazon, allowing it to legally use drones for “research and development and crew training.”
Amazon has been planning to eventually launch a drone delivery program for years, which company CEO Jeff Bezos first announced during an interview with 60 Minutes last January, even though the FAA had yet to issue rules on the use of drones for commercial purposes.
The certification is a good sign for Amazon’s long-term drone plans, but it comes with a lot of stipulations, suggesting that it may still be a long time before drones replace delivery trucks. From the FAA’s announcement:
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