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Airlines often perform flybys or air displays for promotional purposes, to celebrate events, or to generate positive publicity. Airlink's dramatic low pass over Cape Town Stadium likely aimed to create excitement and brand visibility, especially before a major rugby match, connecting the airline with national pride and sporting events.
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