The Kansas City Chiefs are one step closer to earning a third consecutive Super Bowl after defeating the Houston Texans in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs on Saturday.
Fans in attendance at Arrowhead Stadium for Kansas City’s win over Houston were treated to a fly-over by four United States Army CH-47 Chinook helicopters, piloted by members of Bravo Company 7-158th GSAB out of Gardner, Kansas.
The impressive helicopters flew over Arrowhead during the national anthem, which was sung by Generald Wilson before kickoff.
One of the helicopter pilots shared an incredible view of the flyover online, which was widely shared on Twitter after the game.
#ChiefsKingdom views 💛❤️ pic.twitter.com/J9VtYXGulL
— brittany (taylor’s version) ✨💫 (@brittanyconk17) January 19, 2025
Pre-game flyovers at Arrowhead at a time-honored tradition for the Chiefs and provide incredible views of the stadium and the Truman Sports Complex.
Expect to see another awesome flyover and aerial view of Arrowhead when Kansas City hosts the Buffalo Bills this weekend.
