The George Fisher outdoor store in Keswick made an April Fool's Day joke, which we fell for, about using drones to fly lunch packages to hikers this summer, but it wasn't such a far-fetched thought after all. While U.S. authorities are preventing Amazon from using drones for safety reasons, the Swiss postal service has started to test drones to deliver packages. The Swiss agency would use drones mainly in emergency situations, such as bringing supplies to an area that had been cut off by a storm.fice, naturally in total confidence.
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