Amazon's Prime Air drone delivery program, launched in 2022 in College Station, Texas, is facing significant backlash from residents due to noise complaints. Local authorities report that the drones' noise levels, likened to a 'giant hive of bees' or chainsaws, are disrupting daily life, especially for nightshift workers. In response to the mounting complaints, College Station officials have requested a delay on Amazon's proposal to increase delivery frequency and operational hours until noise mitigation efforts are implemented. Amazon is considering relocating its operations by October 2025 and is developing a quieter drone model, the MK30, to address these concerns. Despite the challenges and regulatory hurdles, some residents acknowledge the potential benefits of drone delivery for convenience and sustainability. The outcome of discussions between Amazon and community leaders will be crucial in shaping the future of the Prime Air program.