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Aviation authorities like South Africa's Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) are responsible for ensuring flight safety. For a stunt like Airlink's low flyby, they would meticulously review flight plans, pilot qualifications, and risk assessments to grant approval, ensuring it meets strict safety regulations and doesn't endanger the public or infrastructure.
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