Wing Invests Up to $125 Million in Drone Manufacturing Facility in Fort Worth, Texas

Drone delivery company Wing is investing up to $125 million to build its next-generation aircraft in the United States, with a new 15,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Fort Worth, Texas.

Capacity for tens of thousands of aircraft a year

At the Fort Worth facility, Wing is creating up to 100 new manufacturing jobs and investing up to $125 million in direct manufacturing over the next two years. The facility will have the capacity to build tens of thousands of aircraft each year to support the expansion of Wing’s drone delivery service across the country. Wing is also investing in its R&D and engineering capabilities in California.

Wing says it operates the largest drone delivery footprint in the U.S., serving major metros from more than 70 sites, and plans to reach over 40 million Americans by 2027 across nearly 20 U.S. markets.

Adam Woodworth, CEO of Wing said:

“Drone delivery has become a global reality, driven by clear demand from our partners and their customers. The U.S. is our focus for growth, and by investing in the future of drone delivery here, we are continuing to advance American aviation innovation as we build our commercial momentum.”