Wonder says customers at select Texas locations will be able to order meals delivered by Zipline drones beginning in January 2027, with Dallas first in line.
The company’s partnership announcement also says it expects a majority of its Texas locations to offer drone delivery by the end of 2027. It does not identify eligible Dallas addresses, exact launch sites or delivery fees.
The network reviewed by the FAA
The potential operating scale is clearer in the Federal Aviation Administration’s DFW environmental review. That review contemplated as many as 75 Zipline sites, up to 20 docks at each site and a maximum of 400 delivery flights per operating day from each site.
The FAA record says Zipline proposed using 55-pound P2 aircraft and operating around the clock, with about 95% of flights occurring during daytime hours.
Those figures describe the maximum operating envelope considered in the federal review, not a promise that Wonder’s Dallas service will immediately use that many sites, docks or flights. The company announcement establishes the consumer timetable; the FAA record shows how large the broader Zipline network could become.
What Dallas customers still do not know
January 2027 is a target for service at select locations, not a guarantee that every Dallas address will qualify. Neither approved source specifies the first participating restaurant, its delivery radius, the price of drone service or which neighborhoods would be within range.
The practical takeaway is that Dallas is slated to lead Wonder’s Texas rollout, while the details that determine who can actually use the service remain undisclosed.
