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.
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