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Founder, The Drone Girl
San Francisco
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Biography
My full-time gig is covering travel and credit cards for NerdWallet. My focus areas are how to maximize money while traveling and use rewards to be able to travel more cheaply. Separately, I run my own website/passion project called TheDroneGirl.com, where I write about the drone industry, including news and reviews.
Travel and credit cards (for NerdWallet), Drones (for TheDroneGirl)
Please don't send drone pitches to my NerdWallet email!
Content
By Sally French Verified| The Drone Girl@ April 8, 2025 News, Economic news these days has been a whirlwind — and for the most part it’s been pretty bleak. But here’s a bright spot of good news about the drone industry value in 2025. New estimates project that the global drone market will be worth $57.8 billion by 2030. That’s a huge increase from previous forecasts, which had the drone industry worth $40.6 billion in 2025. That’s according to a fresh report, dubbed the Drone Market Report 2025-2030.
By Sally French Verified| The Drone Girl@ April 8, 2025 News, At the Palm Springs Drone Fest, the whir of propellers and the pulsing lights of miniature aircraft were more than a spectacle — they were a glimpse into the future of tech education, job training and entrepreneurship. At the heart of it all? That’s Tony Reid, founder of Drone Cadets, a New York-based education program aimed at exposing of all ages — from young children in elementary school to adults looking for a new career — to drones.
By Sally French Verified| The Drone Girl@ April 9, 2025 News, Walmart and Zipline this week launched on-demand drone deliveries in Mesquite, Texas. That means that as of now, residents within a two-mile radius of a specific Walmart Supercenter — the one at 200 US-80 — can have items delivered by drone. Zipline and Walmart promise items will come within 30 minutes or less. And the best part of the P2 home delivery service? Delivery is free.
Company Info
The Drone Girl
San Francisco, United States