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An airplane pilot felt sorry atforfromnearofoffonoutto his hungry passengers, so he bought them all pizza. The pilot, Gerhard Bradner, works atforfromnearofoffonoutto the USA-based Frontier Airlines. His flight atforfromnearofoffonoutto Washington D.C. atforfromnearofoffonoutto Denver was delayed. He felt hungry and thought he would get a pizza delivery atforfromnearofoffonoutto a Domino's Pizza restaurant atforfromnearofoffonoutto the airport. Then he thought his 157 passengers would also be hungry, so he ordered 50 family-sized pizzas. He paid atforfromnearofoffonoutto of his own pocket, but the owner atforfromnearofoffonoutto the airline said he would give Mr Bradner the money atforfromnearofoffonoutto the pizzas. He announced atforfromnearofoffonoutto board: "Ladies and gentleman, Frontier Airlines is known atforfromnearofoffonoutto being one of the cheapest airlines in the US, but your captain is not cheap. I just ordered pizza atforfromnearofoffonoutto the entire plane."

Mr Bradner said his airline is like a giant family and his passengers are part atforfromnearofoffonoutto that family. That is why he wanted to buy everyone pizza. He also told reporters that he knows other pilots who have bought food atforfromnearofoffonoutto passengers. Frontier Airlines said in a statement: "Yes, the pilot did buy pizza atforfromnearofoffonoutto the passengers. It is important to note that this isn't the first time one atforfromnearofoffonoutto our pilots has gone above and beyond to provide care atforfromnearofoffonoutto our customers." Bradner even got atforfromnearofoffonoutto the plane and went to meet the pizza delivery guy atforfromnearofoffonoutto the security area and helped carry the pizzas back atforfromnearofoffonoutto the plane. The manager atforfromnearofoffonoutto the Domino's Pizza said he was surprised when he took the order and the caller told him: "I need to feed my whole plane."