Perhaps the P-8 was used to drop and test some sort of top secret invisible sonobuoys, which found their way to the OSU sideline, listened in, and relayed their plays to the Vast Network command center.
Also, aviation fun fact, the P-8 is a militarized version of the Boeing 737-800, which does lend itself to a (relatively) tame flyover.
Xfinity is terrible and Peacock is not all that great, but you do get to be a platinum member just by having a service of theirs for a minimum of seven uninterrupted years.
Could be worth a check for anyone that’s had Xfinity for awhile.
Late reply here, but it generally depends on which Wi-Fi system the airplane you are on has. Delta has four different systems/providers. If you are on an airplane with Viasat connectivity, streaming is usually pretty decent. Viasat-equipped airplanes can be identified by a sticker on the airplane to the right of the boarding door. The other three systems (provided by Gogo) do not in most cases support streaming.
Always thought this was funny. They might not give a damn about the entire state of Michigan or whatever, but they sure like to come up and hang around come June, July, and August.
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Perhaps the P-8 was used to drop and test some sort of top secret invisible sonobuoys, which found their way to the OSU sideline, listened in, and relayed their plays to the Vast Network command center.
Also, aviation fun fact, the P-8 is a militarized version of the Boeing 737-800, which does lend itself to a (relatively) tame flyover.
Xfinity is terrible and Peacock is not all that great, but you do get to be a platinum member just by having a service of theirs for a minimum of seven uninterrupted years.
Could be worth a check for anyone that’s had Xfinity for awhile.
Late reply here, but it generally depends on which Wi-Fi system the airplane you are on has. Delta has four different systems/providers. If you are on an airplane with Viasat connectivity, streaming is usually pretty decent. Viasat-equipped airplanes can be identified by a sticker on the airplane to the right of the boarding door. The other three systems (provided by Gogo) do not in most cases support streaming.
Always thought this was funny. They might not give a damn about the entire state of Michigan or whatever, but they sure like to come up and hang around come June, July, and August.