What do British Guys think of NFL / American Football Flyovers?
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- Two British Guys react to American Football flyovers. Crazy to us that these seem to be a regular tradition in the NFL, but what did we make of these? This is our NFL Reaction and our NFL First Time Reaction to NFL Top 10 Stadium Flyovers. We enjoy uploading our British Reactions to NFL and American Football / College Football.
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If you're still interested, there's a video explaining how & why it's done: "The Flyover: America's Greatest Pregame Tradition | NFL Films Presents". A lot of people have reacted to it so even though it's from the NFL, I think it's not likely to be taken down.
Appreciate it mate, thank you!
100% agree. Definitely worth watching.
Definitely watch that!
Yeah they definitely need to check out that video to grasp the full effect of them
Yes! Definitely the best one to watch!!!!
Depending on what military units are around, you can get them regularly at college games. They time it with the national anthem, so it is good practice in flying over a very specific point at a very specific moment.
So it is a great deal of fun that is also "training".
Makes sense, thank you!
Yes, they are considered training time for military flight crews. The crews have to have a certain amount of "flight time" monthly to maintain active flying status. That isn't a big issue for full time military flight crews but can be for National Guard/Reserves crews. I used to live south of Buckley AFB in the Denver area, we had planes coming over often, mostly F-16's and you tell when the Air Guard crews were getting their time in. I know that crews from Buckley and the installations in Colorado Springs did flyovers for the Denver Broncos, usually they were Air Guard crews getting their required flight time in. The same type of situation is true for flyovers at The University of Oklahoma football games. Typically there is a flyover at all home games for most NFL and many college teams.
We did have them somewhat regularly at the University of Notre Dame (in northern Indiana, ~2 hours east of Chicago), since we had an Air National Guard base in Fort Wayne nearby. They few A-10s primarily, which I enjoyed because they're one of my favorites - but when we'd play a military service academy's team (Navy, Air Force, etc.) it was almost a guarantee we'd get a great flyover. When we played Navy we had the Blue Angels demonstration team's F-18's join on a few occasions, and we even had a B-2 flyover against Air Force. I remember that one as pretty special, but also the timing of their arrival being juuust a little late so we in the marching band had to hold that last note for a long time! We were facing away from where it was coming from, so just holding that note until you begin to FEEL then hear the rumble of its approach was a fun moment.
(See that B-2 flyover here, obviously not my video as I was on the field: ruclips.net/video/SXT1KB5ab70/видео.html)
I've seen at Auto races and others sporting venues. A lot depends if any base close !! The huge I think 40+ small planes was a tribute by private pilots ... Even just watching on TV can still give chills. Sure in UK especially cor balcony events same sense of awe and pride is felt!
As an American, I watch videos like this and think, “God, that’s so American!” 😂 We’re so ridiculous, but I kinda like our ridiculousness. There’s a great video out there on all the strategic planning that the pilots have to go through to do this. They also time it to fly over at precisely the end of the singing of the national anthem. It’s crazy! I think someone else mentioned it as well. Oh, btw, I believe the flyover for the superbowl will be the first time it’s a team of all female pilots. I’m pretty sure I read that somewhere.
Embrace your ridiculousness 😂
@@DNReacts What choice do I have? 😂
Unfortunately, because of the narrow opening in the roof of State Farm Stadium, only a fraction of the fans at the SB could actually see the flyover except on screens.
Living in Colorado, there's nothing better than Air Force Academy football game! The fly overs are epic 😁
I’m a Navy veteran and took my son last October to the Air Force vs Navy game… that was awesome!
I saw a stealth bomber at a flyover once, it was super low, and just HUGE. They are crazy looking, it felt like we were being invaded by aliens,lol. Very impressive up close.
They look so cool!
We had one at an Oklahoma State football game and I'll never forget it. It was like a dragon was flying over you looking down
You also don’t hear them coming until they are right over you.
@@DNReactsI am 42 and when I was a kid I was playing in the pool in our backyard one night and seen three of them fly over. It was night and all I could see were the three triangular lights on the bottom and didn’t hear the sound until after they had passed. I immediately got out of the pool and went inside. I was terrified and completely convinced I had just seen UFO’s 😅
Tennessee has a Eagle (National Bird),Sanctuary. Challenger , has lived there most of his life. They trained him to fly around a stadium to help raise money. It's so cool ! RUclips has several videos, Challenger, American Bald Eagle
There is nothing like a fly over… it gets you soooo pumped. It invokes a sense of pride, reassurance, strength, security, & patriotism that unless can experienced, can’t be described
The answer to your question as to why the flyovers (specifically military flyovers only) is all about American pride. After singing the national anthem (i.e.".....and the home of the brave") it is within seconds thereafter the flyover comes roaring in. It's all about the timing as well. All of the military pilots are in sync with the military radio communication/and local air towers below them. Did you know that? Thank you for sharing.
I went to college in Pensacola Florida and lived just off Pensacola Bay on a branch called "East Bay"
The Blue Angels had their winter home there and practiced their AMAZING routine over the Gulf Coast area.
Every Wednesday if you were not up by 10 a.m., you WERE UP by 10:03 A.M...
I would get up and sit on our dock 100 yards out into East Bay on Wednesdays and the "Solo" plane would come RIPPING over, just 50-75 FEET above the Pine Trees INVERTED and would vanish across the Bay in seconds. The noise was INCREDIBLE!
You could SEE the "Naval Aviator", (don't call them pilots, they get upset.) as he blew by. The tops of the Trees would sway and you could feel the jet blast.
I would always wave to the Aviators and after a Month he noticed me.
He began to "waggle" his wings as he went pass and even turned on the smoke generator sometimes as he went past.
Check out a Blue Angels video, there are several good ones on RUclips..
Great as always,
Rick
Charleston SC.
That’s amazing Rick! Thanks for sharing!
The NFL Films flyover video is also interspersed with clips of pilots being briefed for the flyover at Soldier Field that's shown at the end of the film
I’m pretty sure the only flyovers we’ve had in British Football is “nuisance” flyovers. I.e. Fan Protest messages flown over or drones causing game delays. Is this the real Top 10 or do you think a better one has been omitted?
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LOL!! Nuisance flyovers!! I can picture a drone or RC plane with a banner having some rude comment. Too funny! Maybe we will adopt that here in the US. Probably some law against it though.
There are better flyover videos that explain it as well. This video looks like a basic fan made one. They have made professional ones.
we do have the nuisance flyovers in the USA too. I remember Michigan fans were flying banners to fire their old coach (Brady Hoke) and fans were boycotting the games because the team was really bad (and they are supposed to be a powerful team)
@@tomdemay6147 That was like 10 years ago though.
Deion Sanders was another talented multi sport athlete. You can find plenty of highlights from him as well.
A brief look at the comments and I can't believe no one has mentioned the games where paratroopers drop into the stadium with the American flag in tow, those have to be the best (if not the most traditional) flyovers
I think those were Navy SEALS.
Sports teams can request a flyover for any game and it usually happens for free. Not only is it a great advertisement for the air force but they work flyovers into already planned training missions.
There is an airforce base not far from KC, so the Chiefs have quite a few flyovers throughout the regular season. I used to live in the flight path so we could see the planes coming and going.
I know it was mentioned by others, but the NFL Films does a nice explanation and even has video of the planning stages from the military side, and I think even on the planes themselves. The TLDR is just that it also makes a good opportunity for a training exercise for pilots and commanders to coordinate to be exactly in the right place at the right time (and make adjustments along their flight path) since it's typically timed to finish at the end of the National Anthem.
Also because it's badass.
My father flew for the Air Force. They would fight over who got the flyovers. Each crewman, pilots in particular, have to have a certain amount of aircraft hours to maintain their aircraft rating. Some missions are more coveted than others- a joint Army/Air Force maneuver where you're sleeping in a tent and 'eating snakes' at Ft. Benning would be the least attractive way to get flight hours. A flyover is in a nice city, you get a good hotel, good food, and some of the crew gets to watch the game. It's one of the best training trips you could pull.
That’s brilliant! I hope he got some of the good ones!
Also flyers are very organized and considered structural missions by u s govt. Meaning pilots and crew are credited like every other tasks
Our military pilots require so many hours of flight time. Also, these are precisely timed to happen at the end of the National Anthem. BTW, we don't have military force parades, so these and air shows provide the general population to see what they are paying for.
In Texas vs Tcu this past year, they flew over and dropped 10 paratroopers that all landed in the middle of the stadium!! It was insane
They're typically done after the singing of the anthem as a tradition and a tribute to the military. It's especially poignant for cities like Jacksonville (shown in the 2nd video) which is home to multiple military bases.
greenville NC here
THE NFL FLYOVER - AMERICAS GREATEST PRE- GAME TRADITION! This is a better flyover video, it gives players and coaches reactions and commentary.
Thank you!!
@@DNReacts Please react to this video. It better explains the flyover and how this tradition is implemented.
I always appreciate when people from other cultures get into American football. One of my long time friends is from Morocco and he's almost as big a Ravens fan as I am
To experience one of these flyovers is really amazing. Seen a few at baseball playoff games and around Veteran’s Day for football
Most NFL & MLB teams in America will sponsor a "Military Appreciation" day each yr. They provide free admission to miltary members and their families, have special pre game cermonies and awards, unfurl a field size american flag and then top it off with a fly over @ the end of singing the American anthym. I've been to both Football and Baseball military appreciation days in San Diego. With the massive military presence in Southern California they put on a pretty spectacular show here.
Flyovers are also done for more significant games, playoffs, bowl games etc for both College and NFL.
The best "flyover" I ever saw was at a Cleveland Indians v. California Angels baseball game in 1979. The Cleveland Air Show was the same weekend and a RAF Avro Vulcan bomber was just taking off for its demonstration in the show. It went right over the light tower at old Municipal Stadium and scared the wee out of much of the crowd. The stadium was just to the left of runway 24 and required just a short jink to the left on takeoff. It was spectacular.
The Aveo Vulcans in my opinion are the prettiest RAF aircraft they are came up with very unique design
They don’t do fly overs all the time.. but when they do, it’s amazing!!! And those were indeed Apaches! AH64-D longbows to be exact!!! I get chills watching these videos! Love this country! And love our Allies!
The first clip of the b-2 is still one of the coolest b-2 clips ive seen
These are done randomly which kinda adds to the excitement of them because you aren’t expecting it. People actually had a problem with flyovers. They think they are a waste of money but don’t realize the pilots and aircrew are also getting flight hours that they need too.
Nothing beats the sight a B-2 flanked by two F-22s.
I believe they were F35’s. As they pass by it showed they only had 1 jet engine.
The F22 has 2 engines. The solo plane right after was a F22 because you could see both afterburners light up as the pilot pulled into the steep climb.
The shape of the F22 and F35 are very similar as they share basic stealth design elements.
The easiest way I’ve found to tell them apart from distance is to look for the spacing of the rear elevators.
The F22 has to accommodate 2 jet engines so they’re spaced farther apart.
The flyovers are common. The services need their guys to fly for practice and to stay current in the planes so it's a training exercise and the services get promotion value out of it as well.
It's also really cool.
I'll never forget parking cars for AFROTC when 4 F4s flew over my head. It was POW/MIA week so one of them kicked in its afterburners and pulled out for missing man formation.
That's 8 J79 jet engines pointed back at me 200 ft up. It was said to be proof of an amazing aeronautical principle: that “a brick can fly if you stick a big enough engine on it.”
Fly overs happen at outdoor stadiums for home openers, military appreciation night, an anniversary game, or anything else extra special...
When F-16's do a flyover at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, WI the jets are back on the ground in Madison, WI before kickoff. It's about 180 miles away!
I was at that first one, and it was amazing.
Almost every NFL game gets a flyover, weather permitting
Seeing the stealth bomber in person is insane. It looks cool yet intimidating. You can’t help but to stare as it until it vanishes.
At FSU’s Doak Campbell Stadium, a B-1 did a flyover low and fast. That thing is huge, and when someone snapped a pic just as it was crossing midfield it showed how low it was. Freaking awesome.
Love this, thanks Chris 🙏
My local college has a military appreciation game every football season and they have a flyover every year for it.
Saw a flyover from the roof of the south end zone at Lambeau. Awesome.
As always, loved the reaction. Really entertaining seeing thoughts and comments on our traditions
Thank you! Appreciate it.
Denver broncos have the flyover and then guys parachute out of planes and steer around in the air and maneuver down and land on the football field in the stadium!
We do have flyovers in the Canadian Football League games as well, but it usually is only for the Appreciation of Armed Forces Games. We had one just this Saturday in Montreal for the 1st game of the season. It is super fun, the noise is so loud and the whole stadium is shaking from it. It just gives this awesome atmosphere to the game and a patriotic sense of the national anthem.
I loved this video it was amazing I love y’all’s reaction to the Flyovers as a guy Who Loves Military stuff this video was fantastic
Appreciate it 🤝🏻 glad you enjoyed the video!
It's usually random or important games usually when they've got an air base nearby. Military doesn't mind doing it because they have to maintain a certain number of flight hours to maintain certification. BTW it was done at a few NFL UK games.
it happens randomly, however much more often in military areas, you can bet the pilots a using this as check rides. 2 birds one stone, = awesomeness
The special reasoning for doing flyovers is that we love football. Theyll do them for occasions like holidays, important anniversaries and memorials, and stuff like that too
02:20 flyovers happen for every playoff game up to and including the NFL Superbowl. I don't think the happen with my regular season game but I could be wrong.
These are actually useful for the military. They use these as training since they have to be exact on timing. They flyover as the national anthem ends
I had the Space Shuttle Endevour fly over my city, but it was bare backing a bigger plane.
It is very loud. I live a few miles away from the 180th Fighter wing base and I have the jets flying over all the time. It has to be even louder inside a stadium.
I bet it is!
They can happen at playoff games, all star games, or regular season games for both college and the pros. They are also big at nascar events. The jets have to get their flying hours and this is a great way to do it. They also make sure they time it to the second with the end of the national anthem.
Thanks for the info!
Any public events like flyovers have to have a recruiting component with it. Flyovers are expensive and just getting flight hours in isn't a good enough reason. The recruit commands get involved to make sure that it gets potential recruits
The same thing happens for the Marine Corps silent drill team. The schedule for their annual tour is extensively vetted by recruiting command to ensure the biggest impact on recruiting.
There's NFL games where Navy Seals will parachute into the stadium right before the with an American flag. It's definitely a crowd pleaser! You might enjoy seeing it.
You get them a lot for really big games but they are most common on Veterans Day (Armistice Day) Weekend closest to Nov 11th. One of the big things is they are marketing for the US military so they are most likely to do them when there is a massive audience. As others have said "The Flyover: America's Greatest Pregame Tradition | NFL Films Presents" is a great video.
When I played American football in high school we would have flyovers for our in-city rivalry games. There is an Air Force base in my city, so I imagine it gives them a good training opportunity.
The occasion is that it is a football game. There is no other significance.
I don't know who decides when to do them. It seems it is just random to me. Except in playoff games, where it is more common.
It’s very cool.
Yeah, it looks like the question has been answered a few times here, and I didn't even know the answer, but the answers do make sense as to how and when Flyovers are done. It looks like if the stadium or track (in the case of auto racing) is near a military airbase, which most are, if you wanna get right down to it, especially if you're just talking about a National Air Guard base, they'll use the Flyovers as opportunities to train and get their flying hours in. So it's a Win-Win situation for both the Sports arena and the military.
It's usually only done for the beginning of the season, and significant series like the beginning of a best out of 7 playoffs and division title game and obviously the super bowl if they are outside
A good one to watch is the history of the flyover.
A lot of people don't realize this, but we do these flyovers as a recruiting opportunity. They actually cost a bit in terms of fuel. They ARE good training tools for timing and coordination (They are timed to a specific part of the National Anthem), and they are usually not done by themselves. That is, they usually continue on with a planned training exercise, but the MAIN purpose is to inspire people to become part of it all. Very much like the Blue Angels or Thunderbirds are recruiting tools. Kids go to these games, see (and feel!) the aircraft and want to be a part of it. Want to work on them someday. Want to fly them.
On Y---T you usually have to read 100+ comments before you find one person who knows what they're talking about. Upvote.
@@cygnusx-3217 on that, you are not wrong!
More for the training opportunity. The way you plan, coordinate and execute a flyover is the exact same way you, plan, coordinate and execute a strike on a real target. Gets your planning and support staff some good training time, gets your pilots good stick time. Gives the public a good show and may inspire some to join up. Win/win.
@@armynurseboy Was always a secondary event for us, unless we had a slick flight schedule that day anyway. I was Navy, and I would assume priorities for them differed between not only branch, but location as well. Being in Virginia Beach most of my career, I was only (I, meaning my squadron at the time) was only involved in a few. Having said that, I know they were always a pain in the ass adding them into whatever the flight schedule for that day might have been. I can only remember 1 time it was a single event (was for the Skins if I remember correctly). Critical ToT wasn't really a thing for us (being in E-2s mostly) and form flying overhead is a daily on the boat when landing.
@@armynurseboy Yeah, not really "more" a training op. We train every day. These are mostly for recruiting. ToT training is important, very important, but it's done all the time. We don't need a football game as an excuse.
You guys should check out the best high school football stadiums.
its used for training purposes, but really its to rally the people. listen to the cheers. you should watch individual videos with the star spangled banner playing, the fireworks, the planes. its full patriotism at its finest. there's no cost you can put on that
2:10 The occasion is that there's a football game :)
Flyovers happen almost every eey game. The pilots have to fly anyways so they turn it into a training event. The time on target effect we use in combat can be applied. Flying over at a specific time or in these cases the last note of the national anthem. If not a flyover you might have some type of skydive into the stadium instead.
Glad you've brought up FLYOVERS. I think the best of these videos is the NFL Films: Flyover : America's Greatest Pregame Tradition. It comes with a little explanation. KC Chief's are within an hour of auto drive time from stealth bomber and A 10 warthog base. You'll see Arrowhead stadium in more than clip. But it's the art of precision flying that's important. To have the ability to be at the 50 yard line when the last note of the National Anthem is played is awesome. Check it out.
The Stadium where the Arizona Cardinals play is only about 4 miles from Luke Air Force Base here I Glendale Arizona.
I do enjoy these flyover in spite of getting a daily dose of them from living about 5 miles from NAS Norfolk (the worlds largest naval base) and from Langley AFB which is about 20 miles away. My house was built in 1941 and still has most of the original single-pane windows which provide precious little insulation from the sound of the fighters and helicopters. This is especially true when there is a low cloud deck. Well, just last week, a massive C-130 came over Very low. I'm not complaining, it's "The sound of freedom."
I'm actually surprised more countries don't do this. I can't speak for other militaries but pilots in the US are required to get X number of hours in a year. This is one way to do that and promote the military kind of like a recruiting tool. Also the pilots will frequently be brought into the game and introduced sometime during the game and that always gets the fans jazzed up.
They time the flyovers to happen right at the end of our National Anthem while the huge American Flag is being displayed on the field. It takes a lot of planning for them to coordinate these low military flyovers! No special occasion other than our Flag and National Anthem is being sang, that’s special enough for us!❤
Whats going on is basicly the pilots of the various aircraft in the various forces have to keep a number of flight hours logged. Plus you have other training missions like 'time over target' where they have to pass over the target location at a given time. So what the pilot's do is use those various football games and such for those types of things.
Hello guy's, since you've gotten so many great suggestions for "flyovers" in the comments, I'd like to make another suggestion, in case you're interested "Southeastern Conference College Football Stadiums" (by the channel: The Wide World of Stadiums) there is also the "Atlantic Coast Conference College Football Stadiums" the primary difference between the ACC and the SEC is how many universities invest in their facilities, coaches and more. For example: Clemson and Florida State invest in their facilities each season. In comparison, the SEC has at least 6 universities spending money on their football programs each season. I'm always impressed with the flyovers, I don't know how anyone couldn't be impressed...they're massive. lol Really enjoyed your reaction and hope you enjoy the super bowl. fellas👍
Thank you for the suggestion, have added to our list 😀
The black wing like airplanes are stealth fighters or bombers. They are specially designed to minimize the radar cross section so they are not detected. The paint are also designed to absored radar and not be reflected.
It happens for some bigger games, some certain teams, and some special events. I remember the first college football game I went to was the day before the 10th anniversary of 9/11 and we had one for that for example. Games featuring top teams (ie Ohio State vs Michigan) are usually a safe bet too. Finally some teams may get more than others due to the teams nature alone. (specifically Air Force probably has a few more than usual I would bet)
Americans are proud of our flag, military might and those who serve our nation.
The one's I have seen at Alabama games will bring the pilots down on the field during half time to recognize them. I'm pretty sure this isn't just unique to Alabama but imagine it is done at a lot if not all of the fly overs. Also another interesting thing is the pilots show up a few days prior and fly around I'm guessing to locate everything and get timing correct. You can see them doing this all over the city and surrounding county.
Flyovers are more than just for publicity (which it's really good for that), but the military uses flyovers as a training exercises. The way you plan and execute a flyover is the same way you plan and execute a strike on a target. Plus pilots need flight hours to stay proficient. Get your pilots flight hours, plus some good publicity to the public. Win/win.
Almost anywhere you go will have some kind of airbase a short flight away that will take any excuse to fly a training mission. Every state has an Air National Guard, for example. Heck, just last weekend my local college team held a public SPRING PRACTICE GAME against itself, and even that was enough to get a flyover. To reiterate, this wasn't even a friendly or an exhibition match, it was just a practice game with no opponent 😂
I'm in Phoenix today. The superbowl is not too far away.. I'm hoping we can see the flyover from a high point near us.
You guys should check out the week 15 Vikings vs colts highlights. That game was not game of the year but a crazy game in my opinion. Great videos!!!
Blue Angels are a great video to watch!
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Appreciate the support!
It's also a promotion for the military to try to get people to join
They do a flyover at every Texas A&M football game and whatever flies over is piloted by a former A&M student.
Wow is right some of those formations could topple nations.. but #1 fly over of all time- enola gay
The military is funny like that. They love to do things just to "look cool". I imagine that some dude had to wake up at 3am and prep the aircraft. As an American soldier who stood in parade formation for hours so President Bush could drive by for 2 seconds, I can relate... but it probably looked cool. It's good training, and "Preventative Checks and Maintenance Service" on the equipment; so hey, why not fly over the football stadium? Check that recruiting box at the same time.
It’s mainly reserves and national guard that need the flight time and a flyover is a perfect chance
The CFL Canadian Football League does this too 👍
Flyovers are also done at NASCAR races.
What’s the special occasion for flyovers? Football😂 heck, we get flyovers for college games
As a canadian down south. I learned. Almost any outdoor pro event. And coming from canada. So only hearing our anthem hockey games or july 1st. To every. Day. 7am on radio. Or school, college , pro events. At carnivals. I catch my eyes looking at horizan. But nascar, football, baseball it seems the fly overs will be there
The B2 Stealth Bomber is shaped like that because it looks good n radar like a small bird. It’s Steathy.
Figured I'd give you guys a list of the types of jets/choppers I see flying over in this vid, from first to last: B-2 Spirit (stealth bomber), B-52 Stratofortress, a flight of AH-64 Apaches, UH-60 Blackhawks and a CH-47 Chinook, F16 Falcons, F15 Eagles, AH-64 Apaches again, C-17 Globemaster, honestly no clue with the huge amount of planes here, two F-35 Lightning IIs and another B-2, F-22 Raptor to end things off
Thank you Pete! Really appreciate this comment!
@@DNReacts My pleasure guys! Cheers to you on this Super Bowl Sunday
The planes in the formation are Van’s RV, (a plane that comes in a kit)
When you have to babysit the whole world you can do that kinda stuff
It usually happens at the end of our NAtional Anthem
yall gotta react to a video called "Navy Seals parachute jump into football stadium" you wont regret it
Gives our service pilots training hours.
No rime or reason for a good flyover. The military uses these events as training exercise and good fun for fans & players.
My college team is near several military bases so we have a good relationship with them to take advantage.
The best part is the aircraft time it perfectly to come over the stadium as the National anthem is finishing.
A good non-football reaction for you to do would be "The Star spangled banner as you've never heard it before" . It tells the (mostly) true story of the origins of our anthem.
Thanks for the info!
You may want to check out "Most Unbelievable Plays In Sports History (Part 1)" and "NFL Unbelievable Plays Part 1 (Best Ever Plays)"
The flyovers are just for sports matches in general. I'd say 5 out of 17 NFL games per team have flyovers
What’s the occasion?
It’s a football game, man!
Nearly every college or professional sporting event at the end of the singing of the national anthem. The presidents plane flew over the Daytona NASCAR race.
They are done at every college, nfl and mlb open air stadiums weekly
Flyovers don't happen all the time usually on special occasions like holidays, or to mark anniversary or milestones