article_snippet: Amazon has won U.S. federal regulators' approval to test Amazon drone delivery service.
article_snippet: issued an experimental airworthiness certificate to Amazon Amazon .
article_snippet: unit and Amazon prototype drone design, allowing Amazon to conduct .
article_snippet: Amazon must supply monthly data to the regulators, and conduct flights at 400 feet (120 metres) orbelow and in 'visual meteorological conditions,' Amazon is developing aerial vehicles as part of Amazon Prime Air.
article_snippet: design and Amazon must obtain a new certification for test .
article_snippet: In return, Amazon must supply monthly data to the regulators, and conduct flights at 400 feet (120 metres) or . below and in 'visual meteorological conditions,' according to .
article_snippet: Amazon Chief Executive Jeff Bezos wants to use drones - . small unmanned aircraft - to deliver packages as part of a . program dubbed 'Amazon Prime Air.'
article_snippet: Amazon is developing drones .
article_snippet: Amazon sought permission from the FAA to test drones in .
article_snippet: Amazon did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
article_snippet: Amazon has previously threatened to take Amazon testing outside the US. '
article_snippet: In the absence of a timely approval by the FAA the FAA to conduct outdoor testing, we have begun utilizing outdoor testing facilities outside the United States,' Amazon vice president Paul Misener said in a letter to the Federal Aviation Administration. '
article_snippet: These non-US facilities enable us to quickly build and modify we Prime Air vehicles as we construct new designs and make improvements,' Amazon vice president Paul Misener said.