'Top Gun: Maverick' studio paid U.S Navy more than $11,000 an hour for contender fly rides — however Tom Cruise wasn't permitted to contact the control
The "Mission Impossible" star, renowned for playing out his own tricks,
, demanded that every one of the entertainers depicting pilots on the long-deferred "Top Gun:
Maverick" film fly in one of the warrior jets worked by Boeing Co.
so they could comprehend what it seems like to be a pilot working under the type of huge gravitational powers.
Voyage, 59, had likewise flown in a stream for the first "Top Gun," a raving success in 1986.
Journey wound up flying in excess of twelve fights for the new film, however a Pentagon guideline bars non-military
staff from controlling a Defense Department resource other than little arms in preparing situations, as per Glen Roberts,
the head of the Pentagon's diversion media office. All things considered, the entertainers rode behind F/A-18