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Walmart Expanding Drone Delivery Service Into Denver and Seattle Markets

The expansion will eventually reach more than 270 Walmart stores as the companies compete with DoorDash Air, officials said.

  • On Monday, Walmart and Alphabet-owned Wing announced plans to launch drone delivery in the Denver and Seattle metro areas in 2027, expanding aerial services to nearly 20 major U.S. metropolitan regions.
  • The companies are working toward more than 270 drone-delivery locations nationwide, aiming to reach over 40 million customers as Walmart accelerates its lead in drone delivery over rival Amazon.
  • Customers can order items via the Walmart or Wing apps, with drones carrying up to five pounds at speeds reaching 60 mph and delivering within about 6 miles of launch sites.
  • Federal Way Mayor Jim Ferrell welcomed the service, citing innovation in the Puget Sound region, though Parker and Castle Rock temporarily halted approvals to study noise and privacy concerns.
  • Amazon has expanded Prime Air to 10 metro areas but remains quiet on bringing the program to the Seattle area, where no projects have been submitted for the retailer.
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Axios broke the news in Arlington, United States on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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