Cape Town’s DHL Stadium is at the center of safety reviews after a dramatic jet flypast over the venue prompts aviation inquiries.
Airlink has conducted a low-altitude flyby over Cape Town Stadium before a rugby match, with authorities saying it complied with safety limits, while experts warn of risk and potential precedent for future stunts. The event has drawn global attention and sparked debate about aviation safety.
A low, dramatic flyover by two Airlink jets at a Cape Town rugby match is being reviewed by SACAA after safety concerns emerged. Airlink has withdrawn a planned Sept. 1 flyover as the investigation continues. Authorities say the inquiry will determine if safety concerns warrant a broader review.