Is scanning the package. reporter: so by now, someone s ordered something, it s been packaged up, and now it s in your hands.d that s correct. reporter: flight operations e lead evan britton showed us how it s launched. next we ll install the parachute and load the package into the payload bay. reporter: latches? and the next step is to install the battery. inspection complete, zip line 963. roger. watching zip line 963 in three, two, one! reporter: for now, these zips, as they re called, are able to drop payloads within a 50-mile raid yous of pea ridge, arkansas. but wal-mart and zip line hope to one day expand the service nationwide. if our customers enjoy the service, we ll scale it so in future holidays there is probably going to play a really bick part in get things in a hurry. reporter: tom truns delivery operations.
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