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Airlink’s flyover moment broke the internet, but can it win bookings?

The Media OnlineJeremy Sampson · 4 September 2026 at 06:09

Airlink’s Springbok flyover generated global attention, with footage from Cape Town’s DHL Stadium spreading internationally and sparking online debate. SACAA is reviewing the flyover, and Airlink has withdrawn its planned FNB Stadium flyover while the regulator assesses the flight data. Airlink has…

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