'It is driving me crazy': a growing number of Texas residents are complaining about Amazon's Prime Air…
- Prime Air drones are attracting noise complaints
- Houston residents say they're like a 'swarm of bees'
- Amazon promises the noise pollution is minimal
Not for the first time, residents are complaining about the noise coming from Prime Air drones flying over their properties — but Amazon is insisting that the sounds made by their flying machines are "minimal and short-lived".
As Chron reports, the people of Houston, Texas are particularly unimpressed with the new aerial delivery service, which started operating in the area earlier this year. The very first Prime Air delivery tests were carried out in 2022.
"It was kind of cool and fascinating at first, but now it is driving me crazy," Theresa Gibson, living in the Bridgestone neighborhood, told Chron. "It sounds like a large swarm of bees at a much higher volume than a normal swarm of bees. And it's all day long."
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