how much does it cost for a flyover over a stadium?

[pstokely]

who pays for it? and is the roof even open since they rarely open those if it's not a perfect 72 degrees?

[SaschaHM]

1. The Military?

There was a bit a hoopla a while back because the NFL was charging the military for promotional appearances at their games.

[Bucky]

2. I'm in Houston. It's a perfect 72

FYI

[msongs]

3. us military should not be appearing at any for-profit private enterprise event nt

[ManiacJoe]

4. The stadium fly-overs usually come out of the recruiting budget.

It often counts as training time for the pilots.

[sarcasmo]

5. It's a recruitment tool.

[pstokely]

6. with expensive high tech weaponry

nt

[Lee-Lee]

7. Technically it's recruiting but because the pilots must fly a certain amount every month

In the big picture there really is not real increased cost.

Pilots have to fly a certain amount every month to stay current. The time they put into that flyby counts toward that so those hours are hours that would have been flown anyway.

[walkingman]

8. A recruiting tool for these meaningless endless wars. About $450,000 per game.