Manna Delivery Drone

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About Manna Delivery Drone

Manna's delivery aircraft transports eligible food, groceries, retail products and urgent supplies from participating merchants to nearby customers. Flights are autonomous under ground-operator oversight, with onboard navigation controlling the route and a delivery mechanism lowering the order at the destination. The wider service includes merchant preparation, loading, fleet supervision, maintenance and regulated flight operations, so the aircraft is one element of the delivery system.

Manna states a payload capacity up to four kilograms and cruise speed up to 80 kilometres per hour, with typical flight delivery measured in under three minutes. The current aircraft uses eight motor pods, three flight-control computers and an automatically deployed parachute as redundant safety provisions. By July 2026 the company reported almost 380,000 global deliveries and launched a metropolitan operation in Tulsa. Weather, airspace, communications and local authorisation still constrain each flight.

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    155,000 deliveries - Manna reports 155,000 deliveries completed.

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