Walmart is expanding its drone delivery service to three more states, adding to its efforts to enhance convenience and compete with rivals like Amazon. The retail giant announced on Thursday (June 5) that it plans to launch drone deliveries at 100 stores in Atlanta,

Wing, the drone company owned by Alphabet, and Walmart are expanding their delivery partnership to five new cities in the US, the companies announced today. Customers who shop at Walmart stores in Atlanta, Charlotte, Houston, Orlando, and Tampa will soon have the ability to request a drone deliver their online shopping orders.

Its current partnership with Wing (owned by Google parent company Alphabet) offers delivery in just over a dozen stores in Bentonville, Arkansas (the home of Walmart headquarters) and Dallas, Texas.