Thread: A blast from the past: Why B&N was supposed to kill Amazon
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Old 09-04-2018, 11:48 AM   #30
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
Exactly. Commercial (and recreational) drone use is a reality now. Nay not so for flying cars and jetpacks.
pwalker said it better than me in post #23. The FAA being involved in drones does very little to bolster the idea of them being viable for typical Amazon delivery of packages.

Maybe Amazon will roll out drone delivery one day, but if they do, I have a feeling it will be a novelty rather than anything standard. The people that pay $10,000 to purchase a gold Apple Watch can pay to have a drone deliver it.
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