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Airlink jets flew dangerously low over Cape Town stadium, tracking data reveals

30 August 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Cape Town rugby fans were treated to an unexpected spectacle before Saturday’s Springboks clash with the All Blacks, when two Airlink passenger jets swept low over DHL Stadium moments before kick-off.Read More at Source

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