Domino’s announces that they will be delivering pizzas to Glastonbury festival goers by jet suit

As the gates of Glastonbury Festival open today, thousands of music fans will pour into the fields of Worthy Farm, Somerset.

And to satisfy the hunger of 200,000 revelers, Domino’s has announced that they are trialling a world-first jetsuit pizza delivery service.

Partygoers can now order their favorite pizza from the festival, which will be flown in by jetpack.

Footage of the Domino’s Jet Suit delivery first surfaced on Tuesday when witnesses saw the pilot hovering around the Glastonbury pizzeria in a custom-made jetpack.

After placing two pizzas in a custom delivery box on top of the jet suit, the delivery pilot slipped his hands into the jet-powered arm rests and blasted off.

He then soared over the fields of Glastonbury, handing over pizzas to fuel hungry campers before returning to the shop.

Spectators in Somerset were stunned as they watched the delivery man fly over hedge-lined fields with pizzas and sides in a delivery box.

Natalie Dixon, a partygoer on her way to the festival, said: ‘It was insane to see a jet suit flying over Glasto. I’ve never seen a jet suit let alone a pizza delivery guy. Can’t wait to see one land on my doorstep in the future.”

Domino’s partners with Gravity Industries to become the world’s first pizza company to deliver pizza via Jet Suit.

Sam Wilson, Domino’s Jet Suit Deployment Director said: ‘When we realized it was impossible to pitch to serve slices at the festival, we took inspiration from this year’s headliner to launch our own fast delivery trial – the was kind of a good idea.

“Every year we see huge numbers of random requests from festival goers trying to smuggle pizza into the party, so this year we wanted to take a big step towards our very own rocketman service to help hungry campers get their hands on a piece of the sky. high satisfaction in the future’.

On whether the new delivery service is the start of a national missile fleet, they added: “All we can say at this stage is that the idea has legs… or wings… or jets.”

Partygoers can now order their favorite pizza from the festival, which will be flown in by jetpack

Domino’s partners with Gravity Industries to become the world’s first pizza company to deliver pizza via Jet Suit

After placing two pizzas in a custom delivery box on top of the jet suit, the delivery pilot slipped his hands into the jet-powered arm rests and blasted off.

Footage of the Domino’s Jet Suit delivery first surfaced on Tuesday when witnesses saw the pilot hovering around the Glastonbury pizzeria in a custom jetpack

The packs, worth hundreds of thousands each, are custom-made for Domino’s to ensure the pizzas are still delivered hot and fresh

The packs, worth hundreds of thousands each, were custom made for Domino’s to ensure the pizzas were still delivered hot and fresh.

A spokesperson for Gravity Industries added: “Keeping pizza piping hot using the Jet Suit is definitely an unusual use of our technology and pizza is not in our normal flight plan.

“But the ability to exceed the average delivery time by flying through Somerset’s fields and feeding campers with the reassurance of the pizza delivery experts shows the future of a fast delivery service.”