DoorDash has received approval from the Federal Aviation Administration. This approval is for a specific purpose, which is to deliver food by drone. The news was reported by the Los Angeles Times.
Further information on this development can be found through this source. Details of the approval and its implications are not provided here, but readers can refer to the Los Angeles Times for more information on DoorDash's FAA approval to deliver food by drone.
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