How to pack a Prime plane
Amazon’s Prime Air planes work on customers’ behalf to fulfill our one-day delivery promise to Prime members.
Whether it is our own transportation and delivery fleets or third-party carriers, we work to bring customers the fastest and most convenient delivery options. Learn more about the ways we are enhancing transportation capabilities for customers.
Amazon hosts more than 1,500 entrepreneurs at the Ignite Digital Festival
Virtual event brings the Delivery Service Partner community together—DSPs have created over 100,000 jobs and delivered more than 2.2 billion packages worldwide.
Amazon fights hunger, delivering 1 million more meals this summer
With COVID-19 and unemployment spiking, we've already donated delivery services for 6 million meals, totaling 7.4 million pounds of food in more than 25 U.S. cities.
Promoting a more sustainable future through Amazon Air
Amazon Air has secured up to six million gallons of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) supplied by Shell Aviation and produced by World Energy.
We’re acquiring Zoox to help bring their vision of autonomous ride-hailing to reality
Amazon has signed an agreement to acquire Zoox, a California-based company working to design autonomous ride-hailing vehicles from the ground up. Aicha Evans, Zoox CEO, and Jesse Levinson, Zoox co-founder and CTO, will continue to lead the team as they innovate and drive towards their mission.
How we’re taking care of employees during COVID-19
Learn more about our focus on safety, pay, benefits, and job creation.
Amazon Scout heads south
We are continuing with our field tests in Washington and California and are now rolling into two new states.
What went into Amazon's new recyclable mailer
From the lab to the fulfillment center, employees contributed to the innovations behind a mailer that can be recycled in the same bin as Amazon’s iconic box.
A drone program taking flight
Amazon moves closer to its goal of a drone delivery solution that scales to meet the needs of customers.
What's next for Amazon Scout?
Thousands of smiles into its journey, Amazon Scout rolls further into the future.
More than 100 million items delivered to healthcare and government organizations
Over 20,000 healthcare and government organizations have purchased PPE and other critical supplies through COVID-19 Supplies. Amazon does not make a profit from these sales, intended for those working on the front lines.
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Introducing our first airplane: Amazon One
I'm very excited to introduce Amazon One, a Boeing 767-300 that is our first ever Amazon branded plane which will serve customers by adding capacity to support one and two day package delivery in the US.
Free returns with no box, tape, or label needed
Amazon makes returns even easier with thousands of free drop off options for millions of items.
Words of gratitude amid the COVID-19 pandemic
People around the world send messages of "thanks" for Amazon employees who are shipping and delivering much-needed items during this crisis.
