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South African airline defends dramatic low-level flyby before rugby union clash

Name: South African airline defends dramatic low-level flyby before rugby union clash
Uploaded: 2026-08-31T15:25:06+00:00
Description: A dramatic low-level flyby by two jets over a South African stadium has sparked debate. Airlink, the airline behind the stunt, insists all safety regulations were followed despite concerns from aviation experts about future precedents.

A dramatic low-level flyby by two jets over a South African stadium has sparked debate. Airlink, the airline behind the stunt, insists all safety regulations were followed despite concerns from aviation experts about future precedents.

The Guardian· Aug 31, 2026 · 3:25 PM · 161 views

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