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Low flyby by jets over packed South African stadium sparks safety debate | BreakingNews
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Two Embraer jets flew unusually low over Cape Town Stadium on Saturday before a rugby match between South Africa and New Zealand, triggering applause from an estimated 56,000 spectators and an immediate safety debate. FlightRadar24 estimated the lead aircraft passed about 41 to 46 feet (12 to 14 meters) above the roof, while the second jet flew through pink dust released as part of the pre-game show. Airlink, the local airline and rugby sponsor, said the formation was carefully planned and rehearsed, with no passengers onboard. Aviation experts questioned the margin for error given the low altitude.
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