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South African airline defends low-altitude aerial stunt over packed stadium

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South African airline defends low-altitude aerial stunt over packed stadium
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South African airline Airlink is defending a low-altitude flypast performed by two jets over a stadium before a major rugby match. While some critics labeled the stunt reckless, the airline maintains it was a highly planned and safe maneuver.

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The incident highlights the tension between public spectacle, national pride, and aviation safety regulations.

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Figure caption, Watch: Moment two planes fly less than 50 feet above stadium

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The article presents both the airline's defense and the concerns regarding safety, maintaining a balanced perspective.

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