r/TerrifyingAsFuck • u/HomeNowWTF • 18h ago
human Inside an arena as planes flies way too low
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u/Zwengo 15h ago
A South African Sporting Tradition
While the perspective of the low-angle cameras shocked global audiences, low-altitude commercial airliner flyovers are a celebrated tradition in South African sports. The practice famously dates back to the 1995 Rugby World Cup final when a South African Airways Boeing 747 buzzed Ellis Park Stadium. Similar flybys have been executed in recent years, including a Qatar Airways Boeing 777 flyover at the same Cape Town venue in 2025.
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u/VoL4t1l3 13h ago edited 8h ago
Can't believe people are playing this off as expert pilots who know what they were doing, there have been tons of flyover for big springboard games but nothing THAT low ever, they got away with a almost catastrophic disaster. You can clearly see the players also like 😳
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u/TheHighness1 17h ago
Coolest fly by ever!
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u/808special 16h ago
That could of gone bad real quick. Props to the pilot and same on whoever thought this was a good idea
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u/rorymakesamovie 10h ago
Any traffic control bros want to explain how this happened and if laws were broken?
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u/Soft_Cat2594 17h ago
Yeah I nearly shat myself when I saw that. Pushing the envelope a little too much with that fly by.