Live in metro Atlanta? Your next delivery from Walmart may be coming from the sky.

The retailer and automated drone company Wing is launching a new delivery system in metro Atlanta, just in time for the busy holiday shopping period.

Products eligible for the drone delivery include groceries, gifts, household goods, and over-the-counter medicine, the company announced.

Eligible customers can place orders through the Wing app and confirm the delivery location on their property. Once the package is loaded, the drones fly at around 60 mph about 150 feet off the ground. When the drone arrives at the drop-off location, it lowers the package to the ground without any assistance.

The companies estimate that flight delivery time will be about five minutes or less on average.

“Atlanta is a powerhouse in aviation, and we’re bringing the same spirit of speed and efficiency to thousands of Walmart customers across the Metro just in time for the busiest season of the year,” said Heather Rivera, Chief Business Officer at Wing. “This launch is a critical next step in our significant expansion, turning drone delivery from novelty to norm as residents make drone delivery part of their everyday shopping.”

Starting on Wednesday, the service will be available from six Walmart stores around the area:

• Walmart Supercenter #575, 12182 GA-92, Woodstock, GA 30188
• Walmart Supercenter #2475, 1436 Dogwood Dr SE, Conyers, GA 30013
• Walmart Supercenter #3403, 3615 Charles Hardy Pkwy, Dallas, GA 30157
• Walmart Supercenter #618, 4166 Jimmy Lee Smith Pkwy, Hiram, GA 30141
• Walmart Supercenter #3201, 135 Willow Ln, McDonough, GA 30253
• Walmart Supercenter #5252, 4221 Atlanta Hwy, Loganville, GA 30052

Walmart and Wing first launched the partnership in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. The company is also set to expand its drone deliveries to Houston, Tampa, Orlando, and Charlotte.

You can check your eligibility for the service and download the app at wing.com/walmart. 

Fulton County voters decided several major local races Tuesday, selecting new leaders for city halls, school boards and key council seats across metro Atlanta.

Runoffs were required after no candidate reached a majority in November’s general election. 

Below are the winners certified in each race.

Atlanta City Council

District 7: 

Thomas Worthy

District 11: 

Wayne Martin

Atlanta Public Schools Board of Education

District 2: 

Tony Mitchell

District 6: 

Patreece Hutcherson

District 8 At-Large: 

Kaycee Brock

City of South Fulton

Mayor:

Carmalitha L. Gumbs

City Council District 2:

Aaron Johnson

City Council District 4:

Jaceey Sebastian

City of East Point

Mayor:

Keisha Chapman

City of Roswell

Mayor:

Mary Robichaux

City of Sandy Springs

Mayor:

Rusty Paul

City Council District 4:

Frank Roberts

State House of Representatives – District 106

Muhammad Akbar Ali (Dem)