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Zipline's delivery service currently has a Net Promoter Score (NPS) of 95.
Zipline's "Snapcatch" aircraft recovery system has reliably recovered approximately 1.8 million aircraft and is still in use in its distribution centers worldwide.
Zipline has expanded its service from an initial 21 hospitals to 5,000 hospitals and health facilities across eight countries.
Zipline has accumulated 135 million commercial autonomous miles with zero safety incidents.
Zipline was able to provide the FAA with data from 40 to 50 million commercial autonomous miles flown outside the U.S. with zero safety incidents to secure regulatory approval.
Keller Cliffton believes the U.S. instant delivery market, currently at 5.5 billion deliveries per year, has the potential to grow to 50 billion deliveries annually.
Since April, Zipline's Platform 2 deliveries in the U.S. have been growing at a rate of approximately 15% week-over-week.
Keller Cliffton believes Zipline's automated logistics service will become widespread and fully scaled within the next three to five years.
Zipline has expanded its African operations beyond Rwanda to include Ghana, Nigeria, Cote d'Ivoire, and Kenya.
Traditional delivery platforms typically have Net Promoter Scores (NPS) between negative 10 and negative 20.
Zipline's initial contract in Rwanda was to deliver blood transfusions to 21 hospitals.
Zipline's investor, Valor, deployed special operations teams into the company for a year to assist with scaling hardware, manufacturing, and operations.