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Amazon is testing a new OKbeforecontrolleddeliverenvironmentfictionheadnumberobjectspackagesquicklysafetyshowsystemtechnologythemthingstoystrucksway of delivering parcels. It wants to use drones. It will get OKbeforecontrolleddeliverenvironmentfictionheadnumberobjectspackagesquicklysafetyshowsystemtechnologythemthingstoystrucksway to customers in 30 minutes. Drones are small, remote- OKbeforecontrolleddeliverenvironmentfictionheadnumberobjectspackagesquicklysafetyshowsystemtechnologythemthingstoystrucksway helicopters called 'octocopters'. They look like OKbeforecontrolleddeliverenvironmentfictionheadnumberobjectspackagesquicklysafetyshowsystemtechnologythemthingstoystrucksway. Amazon's CEO Jeff Bezos talked about OKbeforecontrolleddeliverenvironmentfictionheadnumberobjectspackagesquicklysafetyshowsystemtechnologythemthingstoystrucksway on the TV OKbeforecontrolleddeliverenvironmentfictionheadnumberobjectspackagesquicklysafetyshowsystemtechnologythemthingstoystrucksway '60 Minutes'. He said his project wasn't science OKbeforecontrolleddeliverenvironmentfictionheadnumberobjectspackagesquicklysafetyshowsystemtechnologythemthingstoystrucksway. He said he could do half-hour delivery and carry OKbeforecontrolleddeliverenvironmentfictionheadnumberobjectspackagesquicklysafetyshowsystemtechnologythemthingstoystrucksway up to 2.3kg. This covers 86 per cent of the OKbeforecontrolleddeliverenvironmentfictionheadnumberobjectspackagesquicklysafetyshowsystemtechnologythemthingstoystrucksway Amazon delivers. Mr Bezos said: "It won't work for everything. We're not going to OKbeforecontrolleddeliverenvironmentfictionheadnumberobjectspackagesquicklysafetyshowsystemtechnologythemthingstoystrucksway kayaks, or table saws this way."

The new delivery OKbeforecontrolleddeliverenvironmentfictionheadnumberobjectspackagesquicklysafetyshowsystemtechnologythemthingstoystrucksway is called 'Prime Air'. It could start OKbeforecontrolleddeliverenvironmentfictionheadnumberobjectspackagesquicklysafetyshowsystemtechnologythemthingstoystrucksway the year 2018. Bezos thinks it will be good for the OKbeforecontrolleddeliverenvironmentfictionheadnumberobjectspackagesquicklysafetyshowsystemtechnologythemthingstoystrucksway. "It's very green and it's better than driving OKbeforecontrolleddeliverenvironmentfictionheadnumberobjectspackagesquicklysafetyshowsystemtechnologythemthingstoystrucksway around," he said. The U.S. government still needs to say OKbeforecontrolleddeliverenvironmentfictionheadnumberobjectspackagesquicklysafetyshowsystemtechnologythemthingstoystrucksway. Amazon is making sure the 'octocopter' meets America's flying OKbeforecontrolleddeliverenvironmentfictionheadnumberobjectspackagesquicklysafetyshowsystemtechnologythemthingstoystrucksway standards. Bezos joked that the 'octocopters' couldn't "land on somebody's OKbeforecontrolleddeliverenvironmentfictionheadnumberobjectspackagesquicklysafetyshowsystemtechnologythemthingstoystrucksway while they're walking around." He said Amazon had to find new ways to be OKbeforecontrolleddeliverenvironmentfictionheadnumberobjectspackagesquicklysafetyshowsystemtechnologythemthingstoystrucksway one. Companies can disappear OKbeforecontrolleddeliverenvironmentfictionheadnumberobjectspackagesquicklysafetyshowsystemtechnologythemthingstoystrucksway. Other businesses can overtake them, especially if they use OKbeforecontrolleddeliverenvironmentfictionheadnumberobjectspackagesquicklysafetyshowsystemtechnologythemthingstoystrucksway.