September 8, 2025 (U.S.) – A new survey has revealed that 20% of U.S. logistics firms consider drone delivery to be the most disruptive technology shaping the industry by 2028. The findings highlight growing confidence in beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operations and unmanned systems as a cornerstone of future last-mile logistics. (TheDroneGirl.com)

“Drone delivery is no longer viewed as experimental—it’s a near-term reality,” said [Industry Analyst/Executive Name]. “Logistics providers recognize its potential to cut costs, reduce congestion, and redefine last-mile efficiency.”

The survey reflects broader market momentum, as regulatory advancements, sustainability goals, and consumer demand for faster deliveries accelerate adoption. While challenges remain—such as airspace integration, fleet scalability, and public acceptance—logistics stakeholders see UAVs as critical to staying competitive in the evolving delivery ecosystem.

Key Takeaways from the Survey

• 1 in 5 logistics firms rank drone delivery as the most disruptive tech by 2028

• Growing optimism around BVLOS operations for scalable last-mile delivery

• Drones expected to reduce delivery costs and traffic congestion in urban areas

• Regulatory progress and sustainability goals cited as key adoption drivers

• Highlights urgency for logistics firms to integrate UAV strategies into operations

Industry experts emphasize that logistics companies are moving from pilot programs to serious long-term planning. Drone delivery is increasingly viewed as a practical solution, particularly in urban centers and hard-to-reach areas where traditional logistics face cost and time barriers.

“This survey confirms what we’re already seeing in the market,” added [Logistics Executive Name]. “The companies that adopt drone delivery early will set the standard for efficiency, speed, and sustainability.”