The Department for Enterprise says the Red Arrows TT display this year cost just under £16,000.
A Freedom of Information request asked for the costs associated with the 20-minute display over Douglas Bay on Thursday, June 5.
In its response, the department said it paid the team £9,900 with another £3,710 for insurance and a helicopter landing site cost just over £80.
A flying display director was paid £1,900 and a Department of Infrastructure safety boat cot £360.
Historic estate in the north up for sale
A huge estate in the north of the Island is up for sale - complete with 450 acres of land and three homes.
Island's air ambulance transported 73 patients in May
Patients transported by the Island's Air Ambulance service were most commonly suffering cardiac problems, according to the latest statistics.
Minister names politicians who got free VIP TT hospitality tickets
The Department for Enterprise has named six Tynwald members who received free VIP tickets for TT hospitality this year.
Closed roads in St Johns for Tynwald rehearsal on Sunday
A rehearsal for Tynwald Day means roads will be shut in St Johns this weekend.
MHK tables six written questions over 20mph limits
A Douglas MHK has asked a series a questions about the Island's proposed 20mph zones.
MGP and Classic TT marshal sign-ups now open online
If you're thinking about marshaling the next races around the Mountain Course in August, you can now sign up online.
Lourdes fundraisers hoping to help pilgrims
A group of young people are raising funds to get them to Lourdes, so they can help pilgrims there.
Downhill skateboarding continues at Tholt y Will
Champion skateboarders from around the world will be blasting down the Island's roads at speeds of over 60mph during racing today.
