Amazon Evaluating Drone Deliveries In Australia, Asia
Amazon is preparing to expand Prime Air drone deliveries into Australia and potentially other Asia-Pacific markets, with a new regulatory role tasked with securing the approvals needed to launch service there. The Register reports: "As Prime Air evaluates Australia and other countries, we are hiring a Head of Regulatory Approvals, Australia -- the person responsible for navigating Australia's…
Amazon is exploring the possibility of expanding its Prime Air drone delivery service to Australia and other countries in Asia, according to recent reports. In a job advertisement, the company has announced the need for a "Head of Regulatory Approvals, Australia," responsible for navigating the nation's aviation regulatory system and obtaining all necessary approvals for drone deliveries to Australian customers.
This person, who will report to the "Leader, Prime Air Expansion -- Asia Pacific," will be judged on their ability to secure approvals, meet timelines, and ultimately deliver drone services to Australian consumers. The job description suggests that Amazon is considering launching Prime Air operations in Australia and is engaged in more than just market evaluations.
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