SA made international headlines when two Airlink Embraer 190 passenger jets, featuring Springbok and All-Black livery, performed the lowest flyovers.
Airlink withdrew its third flypast application for FNB Stadium after two Embraer jets performed low a flyover before ...
Two passenger planes caused a major scare during a planned flyover ahead of the South Africa-New Zealand second Test at DHL Stadium in Cape Town. The Airlink Embraer 190 aircraft appeared to fly ...
The comments come as the aviation authority has yet to confirm whether the flyover complied with all applicable regulations.
“The data recorded by both aircrafts’ digital flight data recorders (black boxes) indicate that the flights were performed ...
A statement has been issued after the incident made headlines around the world ...
Two Airlink passenger jets shocked South Africa and New Zealand rugby fans -Credit:X/CaptSpringbok Two Airlink passenger jets sent shockwaves through South African rugby fans Saturday after performing ...
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Two passenger planes miss hitting stadium roof by less than 40 feet during tense flyover
Two Airlink passenger jets cleared the roof of Cape Town's DHL Stadium by just 12 meters during a rugby flyover, shocking fans and pilots ...
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South African regulator probes Airlink’s ‘dangerous’ Cape Town fly-past
Two aircraft flew over the packed stadium before the Springboks' 33-26 victory over New ...
Two Airlink Embraer 190s flew low over Cape Town Stadium during the Springboks–All Blacks Test, prompting international criticism and defence from officials, says The Citizen.
The South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) has confirmed that it is reviewing data and other information relevant to ...
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