Adam Ritchie , a Domino 's Pizza manager in Cheyenne , Wyoming , said he 'd never received a call like the one he got Monday night . `` I need to feed my whole plane , '' the caller told him . `` Lucky me , I hear 160 people . It ended up being like 38 pizzas , '' Ritchie told CNN . A Frontier Airlines flight from Washington to Denver was diverted to Cheyenne because of bad weather . The plane was stuck on the ground for nearly two hours . The food on board was gone , so the pilot decided to order pizzas for everyone , a passenger told CNN affiliate KDVR . Each row got its own pie . `` Next thing you know , Domino 's Pizza was rolling up to the plane , '' passenger Logan Torres told CNN . She sent CNN photos of flight attendants passing out boxes . Frontier Airlines spokeswoman Tyri Squyres said she was n't surprised at all by what the pilot did . `` This is not unusual for our pilots to go above and beyond to care for our customers , '' she said . `` We have some great pilots who work here . '' The hidden beauty of airport runways , and how to decipher them . The best ways to kill time at airports . Future of travel : Cheap flights , more rail and hands-free cars .
Flight from Washington to Denver was diverted because of bad weather . The plane was stuck on the ground in Wyoming for about two hours . Comment: