flyover
/ˈflaɪoʊvər/Definitions
1. noun
A flight over a place, especially a city or town, typically performed by an aircraft.
“The pilot guided the plane through the flyover of the city, pointing out landmarks to the passengers.”
2. verb
To fly over a place, especially in a show of military power or to impress people.
“The air force flew a flyover of the capital to celebrate the anniversary of independence.”
3. noun
A road or bridge that passes over a railway or other obstacle, especially in a hilly or mountainous area.
“The flyover allowed us to drive over the railway without having to take a detour.”