The service will be trialled across the West Midlands Google is planning to launch drone deliveries to households in the UK for the first time in a challenge to Amazon's rival Prime Air service. Wing, which is owned by the US search engine giant, is preparing to trial an airborne "last-mile delivery service" near Birmingham next year. The drone company has already launched drone services in London, carrying blood samples for the NHS between hospitals in the capital. However, its latest trial will deliver groceries and other household goods. If approved, Wing's new drone trials will be introduced in May and last up to three years.
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