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In a stunning display that turned controversial, two passenger jets executed an extremely low flypast over a packed stadium in Cape Town, South Africa, just before a major rugby match was set to begin. This spectacle, intended as a thrilling show, has sparked an investigation by the South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA).
The incident involved two aircraft from South African airline, Airlink. According to reports, one of the jets flew less than 15 meters above the stadium’s roof while colorful smoke flares were simultaneously fired from the ground. This occurred in front of nearly 60,000 spectators who had gathered to watch the rugby match between South Africa and New Zealand.
The daring maneuver quickly became a hot topic on social media, with many attendees and viewers criticizing the act as reckless and dangerous. Despite the backlash, South Africa’s Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie praised the skill of the pilots on X (formerly Twitter), asserting that “it was spectacular” and highlighted the pilots’ exemplary abilities.
Responses from Authorities and Airlink
The SACAA has taken swift action following the incident, securing flight data and other relevant documents for a thorough investigation. The primary focus is to determine whether the stunt adhered to aviation safety standards and regulations.
Meanwhile, Airlink defended the execution of the flight maneuver, stating that it was meticulously planned in coordination with aviation authorities and carried out by highly experienced pilots. The airline assured that all safety, altitude, and speed regulations were strictly followed. However, due to adverse weather conditions, a similar stunt planned for a subsequent game in Johannesburg was canceled.
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This event raises important questions about safety standards and the responsibilities of event organizers and participants in ensuring the security of the public during large-scale events.
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