DomiCopter: The future of pizza delivery?

LONDON, UK – Look up to see if your pizza is on its way. Domino's Pizza may one day utilise aircraft instead of scooters and cars to deliver its products. The company is doing research on this technological breakthrough.

The DomiCopter is a lightweight flight aircraft, capable of travelling vast distances at high altitudes all whilst carrying Domino's pizzas. The new delivery transportation can potentially climb hundreds of metres to reach its destination without the need to refuel, whilst also being eco-friendly - meaning a revolutionary way to deliver food.

As shown in the video, which is now available at http://bit.ly/GDCopter pizzas would be carried by the DomiCopter in the Domino's Heatwave bags. The bags, which were a key breakthrough in Domino's pizzas retaining their heat, could now be utilised with the DomiCopter.

"At Dominos we're always looking to innovate and find new ways to deliver our pizza and a DomiCopter could fit the bill perfectly," said Simon Wallis, sales and marketing director at Domino's. "We are the number one pizza delivery company and we are committed to staying in that position. What better way to totally avoid the traffic than to fly - if anything this will now make us even quicker! We think it's a great way to reinforce that Domino's go to more lengths than anyone to deliver great pizza."

A Domino's Flight Academy is also rumoured to be in the pipeline should the DomiCopter delivery service take off.