
South African carrier Airlink has withdrawn its application to conduct a flyover at FNB Stadium while an aviation authority adjudicates an earlier stunt in Cape Town, according to The Citizen. The report frames the move as a pause before any promotional flight over the venue, with the earlier Cape Town episode still under review. Details on timing, approval criteria, or possible penalties were not provided in the feed blurb.
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