Who did the Super Bowl flyover?
A U.S. Navy flyover piloted by seven women made history just before the Super Bowl game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles kicked off on Sunday.
Who flew over for Super Bowl 2023? History was made just before kickoff on Super Bowl Sunday. For the first time in NFL history, the U.S. Navy flyover was piloted by all women, under the direction of Lieutenant Peggy Dente.
Who did the flyover at the Super Bowl? Lieutenant Lyndsay Evans, electronic warfare officer, from Palmdale.
Who were the pilots that flew over the Super Bowl?
Lieutenant Arielle Ash, pilot, of Abilene, Texas. Lieutenant Saree Moreno, weapons systems officer, of Tampa, Fla. Lieutenant Naomi Ngalle, weapons systems officer, of Springfield, Virginia.
Who flew over the Super Bowl 2023? For the first time in NFL history, the U.S. Navy flyover was piloted by all women, under the direction of Lieutenant Peggy Dente. The event honors 50 years since women were allowed to be pilots in the United States Navy.
Who is doing the Super Bowl flyover?
History is being made just before kickoff on Super Bowl Sunday. For the first time in NFL history, the U.S. Navy flyover will be piloted by all women, under the direction of Lieutenant Peggy Dente.
Who will fly over the Super Bowl 2023? Lieutenant Arielle Ash and Lieutenant Saree Moreno will lead the diamond formation. “It is definitely a huge honor to be asked to do this and to honor the women who have paved this road for all of us,” said Ash.