Terror grips stadium in South Africa

The two planes, a pair of Embraer aircraft belonging to Airlink South Africa, flew at a very low altitude over the DHL stadium in Cape Town just before the rugby match between South Africa and New Zealand. This caused panic among the crowd due to their proximity to the roof during the fireworks display. Although official data indicated that the planes were flying at about 164 feet high, the scene showed them dangerously close to the ceiling, prompting reactions of fear and doubts about a possible collision. However, official information confirmed that they were not in any real danger of crashing. These stunt maneuvers are a local tradition, but the incident highlighted how risky they can be when performed at such a low altitude.

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