The Springboks' victory over the All Blacks last weekend at DHL Stadium was accompanied by a spectacular Airlink flyover, which garnered global attention and sparked debate on social media.
Following the viral response to the flyover, Airlink has confirmed plans for another flyover at the iconic FNB Stadium this Saturday, continuing their sponsorship of Rugby's Greatest Rivalry.
The controversial flyover at DHL Stadium, which featured two Embraer E190 passenger jets passing just meters above the venue, was defended by Airlink as a carefully planned and executed event within safety regulations.
Aviation expert Wouter Botes downplayed the controversy, stating that the flyover was a well-executed publicity stunt that did not pose any real safety concerns.
With excitement building for the upcoming Test match between the Springboks and the All Blacks, all eyes will be on FNB Stadium this weekend for another thrilling display from Airlink.
