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where's the A380?
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AIRLINK EMBRAERS SWEEP LOW OVER CAPE TOWN STADIUM Two Airlink Embraer jets performed a spectacular low-level flypast over DHL Stadium in Cape Town, South Africa, on Saturday, August 29, shortly before the Springboks faced the All Blacks. The aircraft were the specially painted Embraer E190 ZS-YAE and Embraer E195 ZS-YDE, representing the Springboks and All Blacks as part of Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry. The jets departed Cape Town International Airport and approached the stadium in formation, with videos recorded from several locations showing just how low the pass appeared from the ground. Flightradar24 playback for ZS-YDE showed the E195 crossing the stadium area at around 15:12 UTC, displaying a barometric altitude of 75 ft and a ground speed of about 120 knots, although that figure does not necessarily represent the aircraft’s actual clearance above the stadium roof. Different camera angles produced very different impressions of the clearance, with some making the aircraft appear extraordinarily close to the stadium structure. The flypast quickly spread across social media and sparked widespread discussion about just how low the aircraft had flown. As of Saturday evening, no official minimum-clearance figure had been confirmed, and there was no indication that authorities had declared the flypast unsafe or in violation of aviation regulations. Low flypasts have a long association with major rugby events in South Africa, most famously the South African Airways Boeing 747 that flew over Ellis Park before the 1995 Rugby World Cup final. 🎥 Social media #Airlink #Embraer #DHLStadium #Rugby #Aviation
AIRLINK EMBRAERS SWEEP LOW OVER CAPE TOWN STADIUM Two Airlink Embraer jets performed a spectacular low-level flypast over DHL Stadium in Cape Town, South Africa, on Saturday, August 29, shortly before the Springboks faced the All Blacks. The aircraft were the specially painted Embraer E190 ZS-YAE and Embraer E195 ZS-YDE, representing the Springboks and All Blacks as part of Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry. The jets departed Cape Town International Airport and approached the stadium in formation, with videos recorded from several locations showing just how low the pass appeared from the ground. Flightradar24 playback for ZS-YDE showed the E195 crossing the stadium area at around 15:12 UTC, displaying a barometric altitude of 75 ft and a ground speed of about 120 knots, although that figure does not necessarily represent the aircraft’s actual clearance above the stadium roof. Different camera angles produced very different impressions of the clearance, with some making the aircraft appear extraordinarily close to the stadium structure. The flypast quickly spread across social media and sparked widespread discussion about just how low the aircraft had flown. As of Saturday evening, no official minimum-clearance figure had been confirmed, and there was no indication that authorities had declared the flypast unsafe or in violation of aviation regulations. Low flypasts have a long association with major rugby events in South Africa, most famously the South African Airways Boeing 747 that flew over Ellis Park before the 1995 Rugby World Cup final. 🎥 Social media #Airlink #Embraer #DHLStadium #Rugby #Aviation

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