Wing announced on 6 November 2026 that it plans to spend as much as $125 million across two years on a drone manufacturing site in Fort Worth, Texas. The company said the 15,000-square-foot facility will support up to 100 production jobs and have the capacity to assemble tens of thousands of aircraft each year.
The Alphabet subsidiary plans to build its next-generation delivery aircraft at the site for its Walmart delivery network, which is contracted to reach more than 270 stores by 2027. Wing stated that the total spending figure includes research and engineering in California, though it did not specify the allocation between the two states or an aircraft production start date. The Dallas Morning News reported that the Fort Worth operation opened earlier this year.
Wing currently flies from 19 Walmart stores across the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area and operates at more than 70 locations across the United States. Chief executive Adam Woodworth said the United States is the company's focus for growth, while chief business officer Heather Rivera said in a statement that "drone delivery isn't just a novelty" and that customers use the service multiple times a week.
