Should the spectacular Airlink low flyover have been allowed? (Poll)

Should the spectacular Airlink low flyover have been allowed?

  • No, absolutely not

    Votes: 9 9.8%

  • Yes, it was spectacular.

    Votes: 64 69.6%

  • Not sure, looked cool from a distance, but probably a bit reckless.

    Votes: 17 18.5%

  • Other , I measure it with scale ruler and this is what I think......

    Votes: 2 2.2%
  • Total voters
    92
a Small downdraft over the stadium and he would have no margin to correct. They wont admit but it was to low. Will never be that low ever again , i think.

They should have been 152 m above the stadiums highest point.
 
accidents happen all the time, how many motor racing accidents happen,?
how many people are killed on the roads in those mobile coffins that take 20 people

people honestly blowing the entire thing out of all proportions and mark my words it will be banned now, and the next flyover will be all Ai generated with a F14
 
Should only be at Rugby World Cup Finals in SA with the Bokke contending.
 
Jet-Fighter7700 said:
accidents happen all the time, how many motor racing accidents happen,?
how many people are killed on the roads in those mobile coffins that take 20 people

people honestly blowing the entire thing out of all proportions and mark my words it will be banned now, and the next flyover will be all Ai generated with a F14
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Yet you'll be one of the first to react if an accident does happen ;)

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Brian_G said:
Yet you'll be one of the first to react if an accident does happen ;)

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accidents happen I will grant you that,
check out this Air france crash at an airshow in a Flying Citroen in FRANCE
en.wikipedia.org

Air France Flight 296Q - Wikipedia

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my point being it could have been dangerous, but if everything was calculated and there was plenty of margin for error
pilots knew what they were doing and didnt push their luck,

all went well,

what will happen is the next time will be Ai, as that's safer.
 
HAL 9000 said:
SAA - 1995... Than Was Then...
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SAA - 2025... But This is Now...
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no man,

all that wood would become somebodies RDP house soon enough,

SAA can fly a Temu Drone (Badly) and all the 747's are Sadly Coke cans long ago.
I think there is still one flying as a freighter somewhere the last of the former SAA 747's
 
Neuk_ said:
Lebombo (747) and Maluti (747SP) are at the SAA Museum at Rand Airport, worth a visit to see them and a whole bunch of other aircraft and displays.
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yes, you want extreme, how did they get those 747 to the tiny airport???
they F****ing landed them intact with the runway barely wider than the main landing gear, a sight to behold,

I mean if we can do that, where the runway isnt long enough for them to take off again,
I think we can handle a overfed bizjet over a stadium.
 
People only making noise about it now because the Muricans made an issue out of it. Believe me, This story was pushed to drown out the Nepal flashfloods(conspiracy Monday) ;)
 
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