Wing to Invest $125M in U.S. Manufacturing Footprint

Delivery drone company Wing says that it's investing $125 million in manufacturing in the United States over the next two years.

According to a November 6 release from the company, Wing — owned by Google parent company Alphabet — has already used a portion of those funds to build a new 15,000 square-foot manufacturing facility in Fort Worth, Texas, which opened earlier in 2026. The company also plans to expand its R&D and engineering operations in California.

“Drone delivery has become a global reality, driven by clear demand from our partners and their customers,” said Wing CEO Adam Woodworth. “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.”

Wing's drones currently handle deliveries primarily for Walmart locations across metro areas in Atlanta, Charlotte, Dallas-Forth Worth, Orlando and Houston. The company plans to expand its service to 270 Walmart store locations by the end of 2027, spanning Cincinnati, Denver, Los Angeles, Seattle, Miami and more.

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