Newson6 Manna Air Launches Drone Delivery Service in Tulsa
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- •Manna Air plans to launch drone deliveries in Tulsa with 150 drones across 40 sites.
- •The company aims to create over 1,000 jobs in the U.S. with a new headquarters and factory.
- •Manna's service will enable rapid delivery to 200,000 households within four minutes.
Manna Air is set to launch a drone delivery service in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in September 2026. The company plans to establish a U.S. headquarters and factory, creating over 1,000 jobs. CEO Bobby Healy announced that a fleet of 150 drones will be deployed across 40 landing sites, capable of reaching 200,000 households within four minutes of receiving an order. The drones will operate under a delivery-as-a-service model, with products delivered in under a minute once received. Manna aims to empower local businesses by providing rapid delivery options. The company has previously operated in Ireland but is shifting focus to the U.S. due to favorable regulatory conditions. The service will be accessible through an app and popular platforms like DoorDash.
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