Consumers trust Amazon, FedEx, UPS, and the post office over Google for drone deliveries

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By Alex Lennane

17/10/2016

Interestingly, Amazon has been ranked top – above UPS, FedEx and USPS – among companies that would be most trusted to make deliveries, albeit by drone. As Amazon moves into the logistics space, it must be a relief to already be in customers’ consciousness as a company that can deliver. Consumers see the best benefit of drones as being one-hour deliveries. Google was the least-trusted company.

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