# Airlink has defended its formation flyover over Cape Town Stadium before Saturday’s second Test between the Springboks and the All Blacks. It says no aviation safety regulations were breached, despite social media concerns that the aircraft appeared to fly unusually low. Airlink says the flypast required careful planning and rehearsals under guidance from the South African Civil Aviation Authority and Air Traffic Services. It adds flight data confirms the aircraft stayed within approved safety altitude and speed limits.
Airlink defends flyover at Cape Town Stadium before second Test