Fried chicken winging its way to hungry sailors in drone delivery test flight


When rolled out commercially, pandaFly is intended to complement Foodpanda's existing delivery network of riders. - ST/ANN

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Chickens do not stay in flight for long, but airborne fried chicken can go the distance, thanks to Foodpanda’s planned delivery service on drones.

On Thursday (Aug 13), the food delivery platform successfully trialled its pandaFly drone-delivery in collaboration with ST Engineering.

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