南非民用航空局对Airlink航空公司在开普敦DHL体育场进行的低空飞行表演展开调查1。该表演于8月29日在春羊队对阵全黑队的橄榄球比赛前进行，吸引了约56000名观众1。两架飞机进行了编队飞行，其中领头飞机距离体育场顶部不足50英尺（15米）2，随后引发了关于飞行安全的争议。
南非民用航空局已获取飞行数据录音并要求Airlink提供更多信息1。Airlink首席执行官德维利尔斯·恩格尔布雷希特表示："我们从未打算成为新闻焦点或抢风头"1。该公司还称每架飞机上有三名资深机长，机组人员总飞行时数超过75000小时1。鉴于争议，Airlink已撤回原定于9月1日在约翰内斯堡FNB体育场的飞行表演申请1，南非民用航空局也取消了原定本周末在索韦托体育场进行的类似飞行表演2。
South Africa's civil aviation authority has launched an investigation into a controversial low-altitude flypast performed by Airlink over a packed Cape Town stadium.12 The display, which took place on August 29 ahead of a rugby match between the Springboks and the All Blacks, featured two jets in formation with the lead aircraft passing less than 50 feet above the stadium roof.2 The event drew approximately 56,000 spectators but subsequently sparked safety concerns that prompted regulatory scrutiny.1
The South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) has obtained flight data recordings and requested additional information from Airlink regarding the incident.1 In response to the investigation, Airlink withdrew a planned flypast originally scheduled for September 1 at the FNB Stadium in Johannesburg.12 Airlink's Chief Executive Officer Dries Engelbrecht stated that the airline "never intended to be in the news or take the spotlight," emphasizing that each aircraft involved in the Cape Town display carried three senior pilots with combined crew flight hours exceeding 75,000.1
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