South African airline scraps repeat of viral stadium flyby
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South African airline scraps repeat of viral stadium flyby September 3, 2026 South African aviation authorities are reviewing a low-altitude flyover by two Airlink passenger planes at an international rugby match in Cape Town last weekend.
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What happened
South African airline scraps repeat of viral stadium flyby September 3, 2026 South African aviation authorities are reviewing a low-altitude flyover by two Airlink passenger planes at an international rugby match in Cape Town last weekend.
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