South African airline Airlink has cancelled its flyover of FNB Stadium the third Rugby's Greatest Rivalry (RGR) Test between ...
South Africa’s Airlink confirmed civil aviation authorities approved the Cape Town rugby match stunt, which was flown by veteran pilots ...
Videos from inside the stadium show just how close two Airlink planes came to a potential disaster in South Africa.
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Footage of two planes stunning a rugby stadium with one of the wildest flyovers ever goes viral
A pair of Embraer E-Jets from Airlink buzzed a Cape Town rugby stadium at jaw-dropping altitude before the All Blacks vs. Springboks match began.
Spectacular aircraft flypasts over stadiums have been part of major rugby events in South Africa since 1995. Before the Rugby World Cup final at Ellis Park in Johannesburg that year, a South African ...
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VIDEOS: Airlink responds to concern planes got ‘too close’ to CT Stadium
Airlink has made a post on social media after a low-altitude flyover saw two planes pass 'dangerously' close to Cape Town Stadium.
Two Airlink planes delivered a dramatic pre-match spectacle at Cape Town’s DHL Stadium, flying less than 50 feet above the venue ahead of South Africa’s clash with New Zealand in the “Rugby’s Greatest ...
Airlink has responded after its Springbok flypast in Cape Town sparked global social media concern, saying both aircraft stayed within approved safety limits.
A SOUTH African airline has defended itself after a terrifying stunt saw two planes nearly collide above a packed stadium. The jets flew over Cape Town’s DHL stadium as the Springboks ...
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Miami plane crash puts Airlink flyover debate under new spotlight as South Africans hit back at US critics
The deadly crash of an Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767 in Miami has reignited a heated debate on aviation safety in South Africa, ...
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Dramatically low flyby by passenger jets over packed South African stadium sparks safety debate
A pregame stunt involving two passenger jets flying dramatically low over a sports stadium in South Africa has sparked a major debate over safety risks.
Flightradar24, a platform which tracks live flight data, calculated that two Airlink planes flew less than 50ft (15metres) over the 55,000-capacity stadium. Grant Pitcher / Gallo Images / Getty Images ...
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