Slide Show: The Wonders of the Andes Cusco, which until recently was a flyover stop for trekkers on their way to Machu Picchu, has undergone a renaissance in the last few years with an influx of five-star hotels and fancy fusion restaurants serving up Novo Andean cuisine.
Once a flyover city for tourists as they jetted between the thermal regions of the north and the cloud-scraping mountains of the south, or at best a pass-through destination for those taking the ferry across the Cook Strait to the South Island, Wellington has become a tourist draw in its own right.
Yes, in the not-too-distant past, Kansas City was a flyover town for entrepreneurs and investors alike, but not anymore.
Each interchange consists of a flyover bridge for the highway, and a single two-way ramp that connects to each road at a T junction.
The scene is a roadless, desolate slope, 3,700 feet up the 5,600-foot 5,600-foot Grand Wash Cliffsiking red rocks make it a popular flyover for many of the 90,000 aerial tours that ferry 800,000 tourists a year over the canyon.
In fact, when Moe and fellow U.S. ski team member Jeremy Nobis, along with their friend Mike Overcast, conducted a 1997 flyover for their thriving heli-ski business, Chugach Powder Guides, they found about a million acres of raw wilderness including 1,500 square miles of skiable terrain.
By the time we wound on to a flyover to head for downtown we were easily 3,000 people.
Like many, the residents of Belo Horizonte in Brazil were stunned last week after the tragic collapse of a flyover being built for the World Cup.
On 12 July 1991, Holland commanded a B-52 for a "flyover" during a change of command ceremony for the 325th Bomb Squadron at Fairchild.
Major weaknesses have been found in the steel supports for a flyover along the roadway.
