Iceland Food Delivery Takes Off With Leading E-Tail

Flytrex drone delivery system has been deployed in Reykjavík, Iceland, delivering online food orders across the city.

By 24/7 Staff    August 23, 2017         

Iceland Food Delivery Takes Off With Leading E-Tail

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Iceland Food Delivery Takes Off With Leading E-Tail

AHA, one of Iceland's largest eCommerce companies, partnered with Flytrex to expand its' delivery bandwidth and find new, efficient ways to deliver goods to customers around the city of Reykjavik.

Using Flytrex's drone delivery system, AHA is now delivering goods between two parts of the city that are separated by a wide river, dramatically cutting delivery times and costs.

Flytrex's system operates alongside AHA's existing vehicle-based delivery network, increasing its daily deliveries capacity, without increasing manpower.

Whether it's food, flowers or a new phone, delivering products is now as instant as ordering.

“This puts us at the forefront in what we offer to both our retailers and consumers.” Maron Kristófersson, CEO at AHA.is

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