By sending a pilot in a jet pack to transport hot items, Domino's has improved the pizza delivery process. The company collaborated with Gravity Industries to showcase their first pizza delivery worker in a jet suit at the Glastonbury festival.
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From the Dominos restaurant in Glastonbury, which will host Elton John at the music festival, the first delivery system flight was made. People who attended the event and purchased Domino's pizza were surprised and expressed a desire to see more jet-suit-clad pilots delivering pizza to homes.
On social media, a video of a man soaring over Glastonbury while sporting a helmet, a customised jetpack, and a Domino's delivery outfit appeared. The man handed the arm attachments powered by jet engines and left after delivering the pizzas.
Pizza will be served in its customary, hot, sizzling freshness thanks to a garment made with Gravity Industries costing hundreds of thousands of pounds.
The project's director saw that it was challenging to bring pizza to the festival site because of traffic, so they started their experiment of quick delivery to feed the hungry campers and advance the programme.
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