🛸 Drone delivery in the USA

Where Delivery Drones Fly. Mapped.

Drone delivery hubs across the United States: the ones flying now, the ones the FAA has approved and the ones proposed. Zoom in on a city to see each site. Tap a dot for the operator, its status and the source.

Flying FAA approved Proposed

Solid dot: the site's own location Hollow dot: city known, exact site not public Numbered circles: several sites. Zoom in or tap to split them.

Why it matters to drone pilots

Delivery drones from the hubs already flying work low, in the same airspace you do.

With a pilotADSB receiver, the app picks up delivery drones broadcasting Remote ID and gives you a spoken collision countdown when one is headed your way.

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Where this list comes from

FAA environmental assessments, the only federal documents that name delivery sites. Draft assessments show proposed sites.
City and state approvals for new drone nests.
Operator announcements for which stores are flying and since when.

The FAA does not publish a complete list of delivery hubs, so no list is complete. "FAA approved" means the FAA approved the site. It does not prove drones fly there yet.

Updated . Know a hub we are missing, or one that has closed? Tell us on the pilotADSB forum. For situational awareness only; always check NOTAMs, TFRs and LAANC before you fly.