Amazon suspends drone deliveries in two states, citing safety needs
- Amazon has suspended its drone delivery operations in Texas and Arizona due to crashes involving its MK30 drones during testing in December.
- The company is pausing the program to implement software updates for safety, as confirmed by Amazon spokesperson Sam Stephenson.
- The National Transportation Safety Board and FAA are investigating the crashes, which were attributed to a software malfunction caused by light rain.
- Despite these setbacks, Amazon remains committed to refining its drone delivery technology and plans to resume operations after necessary updates and FAA approval.
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