[7] As of January 2019, Wing began delivering take-out food and beverages out of its test facility in Bonython, Australia, as part of a pilot program.

[10] In the six years to 2018, Wing developed its aircraft to meet compliance standards and effectively deliver parcels through the air.

To assist in navigating unforeseen obstacles, the aircraft is equipped with black and white cameras that detect and analyze shapes without observing distinct features in order to preserve community privacy while maintaining safe flight.

[15] One ecologist states they worry these "drones are taking to the air without a lot of thought for the ears of people on the ground.

"[13] In November 2019, the Australian Federal government found Wing's Canberra operation exceeded the residential noise standard.

[18][19] In response to complaints a parliamentary inquiry into drone delivery systems was set up, with remit including examination of the decision to permit the trials, the economic impact of the technology, what regulatory oversight there was of the technology at various levels of government, and possible environmental impact of drone deliveries.