Amazon’s drone delivery dreams are hitting water—literally. Prime Air drones are crashing into pools and ponds across the U.S., with one Texas customer watching their package plunge straight into their backyard pool. Arizona and May incidents show drones mistaking water for safe landing zones, despite claims they avoid people, pets, and vehicles. The glitches keep piling up: crashes into cranes, internet cables, and buildings. While the tech is futuristic, the execution is messy—Amazon needs to add “water bodies” to its safety checklist before more deliveries turn soggy.
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