Airline involved in low stadium flyover turns over black box data as investigators probe if safety rules were violated

Airlink jets buzzed Cape Town's packed stadium during the Springboks vs All Blacks match — tracking data put them as low as about 46 feet above the roof; no passengers were onboard.
The airline says it will hand over black-box data to prove the flypast complied with approved safety limits; South Africa’s aviation authority is investigating and has requested more information.
Reactions were split — many celebrated the dramatic stunt (even officials joked about it), while aviation experts called it an unnecessary and risky maneuver.