UPS delivery drones are on the way after FAA certification

Something tells me this sounds like a good idea but what about other objects in the air or when the lose power???

did we not maybe witness the destruction of a oil refinery by drone actions. How do identify what is flying around out there in sensitive areas. The results of unintended consequences are going to be what??

if we were a nation of civil PEOPLE THIS MIGHT BE A GOOD THING. as we show ourselves to
be a collection of crackpots, I would suggest this technology be tested on a different lot.

How long before we have "Droneways" ?

Maybe 350 feet (000 to 179) and 400 feet (180 to 359) AGL over highways with speed and separation limits and climb/descend shoulders beside the "Droneway".

ok..i am old fashioned I guess...drones have proven quite useful as tools for real estate agents,weather channels and places where you cannot drive or send in a boat or rescue vehicle to observe and get information..they are a tool for military personnel and the police in searches and safety checks..i kind of like the old big brown ups trucks with no doors, the friendly drivers in their brown shorts,and sometimes being handed the package by a real person..i am not sure if this idea will help or hinder the ongoing issue with people (at least in my city) stealing packages off the porch!

noise also at night ????

Just howndid UPS get certification before Amazon who pioneered this idea?

What's the over/under in hours before somebody shoots one down, either for fun or out of fear of "black helicopters"?

I think there is going to be pros and cons but a lot more cons also your going to have a lot more injuries on the ground than airplanes. You mine as well drop packages from an airplane.