Airlink given deadline over extreme rugby stadium flyover in Cape Town with punitive action on the cards

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Airlink given deadline over extreme rugby stadium flyover in Cape Town with punitive action on the cards

Airlink has been given 30 days to respond to a report from the South African Civil Aviation Authority on its findings into the Cape Town stadium flyover in August.

 

[dualmeister]

The low-cost airline reiterated that the flight data recorded by both aircraft confirmed that the flights were performed within SACAA’s approved and rehearsed safety altitude and speed limits.

Case closed.
Move on.

 

[Gordon_R]

Whoa, a "deadline" sounds serious...

Yes, but did the SACAA investigate themselves, for their loosely defined requirements?

SACAA commissioner Poppy Khoza said at a media briefing on Tuesday that the regulator looked into the conduct of the Cape Town flypast as images and footage circulated widely.

“The regulator conducted a compliance check on the operator against requirements,” said Khoza, adding that the flyover was approved.

 

[assassin]

The media has moved on its no longer news. Nobody cares

 

[Hemi300c]

They laying low

 

[ShaunSA]

They flying low

ftfy

 

[EmmanuelGoldstein]

All of this, because of a few Karens..... whoa!

 

[Bad Ballie]

Any competent investigation would long since have finished and the results been made public. What is the hold up?

 

[Gordon_R]

Any competent investigation would long since have finished and the results been made public. What is the hold up?

Any investigation by a government department produces multiple different conclusions, depending on who requested the report... (/s)

Remember that the flypast rules were designed for airshows, which are completely different from stadiums.

 

[hj007]

All assessed by the court of public opinion