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Zipline's service has expanded to serve 5,000 hospitals and health facilities across 8 countries.
Zipline's autonomous systems have flown over 140 million commercial miles.
A University of Pennsylvania study found a 51% reduction in maternal mortality in areas served by Zipline.
Zipline's partners estimate that the service saves between 10,000 and 12,000 lives per year.
In December, Zipline announced a $550 million partnership with the U.S. State Department to expand its services.
Zipline has achieved 2.5 million deliveries and 140 million miles flown with no safety incidents.
Zipline's new safety target is to be two times safer than Waymo by the end of the current year.
Individual aircraft in Zipline's commercial fleet have flown more than one million commercial autonomous miles each.
Zipline has increased its remote operator-to-aircraft ratio from one-to-one to one-to-one hundred, with plans to go further.
Zipline expects to surpass the daily flight volume of the largest U.S. airline, approximately 5,000 flights a day, within the next month.
At a projected scale of one million deliveries per day, Zipline will conduct 40 to 80 times more flights in U.S. airspace than all other airlines combined.
Based on customer behavior in Dallas, Zipline projects the U.S. market for instant delivery could be 55 billion deliveries annually, ten times the current 5.5 billion.