South African airline Airlink performed a low-altitude flyover over Cape Town's DHL Stadium before a rugby match between South Africa and New Zealand. The maneuver, which occurred at approximately 41 to 46 feet above the stadium roof, drew both praise and criticism. Airlink stated the flight was carefully planned with support from aviation authorities, while some aviation professionals raised safety concerns. South African Minister Gayton McKenzie praised the stunt, calling it 'spectacular,' but others, including pilot Scott Bateman, expressed alarm over the proximity to the ground.
Bias read (Center): The article presents both perspectives, support from officials and criticism from aviation experts, without overtly favoring one side. It includes direct quotes from Airlink, the minister, and a concerned pilot, offering balanced coverage of the event and its implications.





