VIDEO: Your move Domino's! Pizza restaurant use drones to fly pizzas to customers

A RESTAURANT in India has got one over on pizza giant Domino's by having a flying drone deliver its takeaways.

Francesco's Pizzeria in Mumbai flew a freshly baked pizza from its kitchen to a skyscraper in the Worli business district – a distance of just under a mile.
The restaurant's boss got the idea after reading reports that Amazon was planning to use similar drones to deliver packages to remote areas.
And Domino's, the world's largest pizza chain, are also said to be planning for a future of flying pizzas after it released a video of a "domicopter" zooming across a field.

“The delivery system now involves motorcycles, fuel costs, and salary for the delivery boys who often miss deadlines to deliver”

Francesco's Pizzeria boss Mikhel Rajani

But Francesco's seems to have beat them to it with a YouTube clip showing the pizza speeding through the Mumbai sky to the top of the tower block.
And as well as being RIDICULOUSLY cool the drone system is practical too, with Mikhel Rajani claiming it cut delivery time from 30 minutes to just 10.
He said: "The delivery system now involves motorcycles, fuel costs, and salary for the delivery boys who often miss deadlines to deliver.
"Delivery using drones will not only be economic but also eco-friendly."