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Why it's time to retire South Africa’s iconic stadium flyover tradition

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Why it's time to retire South Africa’s iconic stadium flyover tradition

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South Africa's tradition of low-altitude stadium flyovers should be discontinued despite its nostalgic association with the 1995 Rugby World Cup. The ongoing practice presents avoidable safety hazards that outweigh its historical significance for sports fans.

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It addresses the balance between preserving cherished national sporting traditions and prioritizing modern safety protocols at large public events.

While the low stadium flyovers evoke cherished memories of the 1995 Rugby World Cup, the unnecessary safety risks mean it is time to end the tradition.

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