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Airlink ultra-low-altitude stadium flyover stunt under official review

31 August 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

The South African Civil Aviation Authority is reviewing data recorded from the black boxes of the aeroplanes that took part in the DHL Stadium flypast on Saturday. Airlink said it volunteered the data …Read More at Source

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