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JD Logistics Successfully Completes First Overseas Drone Trial Flight in Saudi Arabia

Richard·December 27, 2025·2 mins read

JD Logistics has successfully conducted its first overseas trial flight of its delivery drone in Saudi Arabia, completing a 15-kilometer delivery in just 15 minutes—a journey that typically takes over an hour by conventional vehicle.

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JD Logistics Successfully Completes First Overseas Drone Trial Flight in Saudi Arabia

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