Watch: Siya Kolisi demonstrates safety procedure on airplane [video]

Springbok captain, Siya Kolisi recently demonstrated the safety procedures and ’emergency routine’ of an airplane while en route to Durban. The safety demonstration is a requirement when it comes to cabin safety and it seems the Springbok captain couldn’t wait to jump in.

The hilarious video was shared to social media after the Springboks made their way to Durban for their victory parade after winning the Rugby World Cup this past weekend.

Springboks Victory Parade: Durban routes and times, 8 November

The Springbok Victory Parade in Durban will take place on Friday 8 November starting in Umhlanga and ending at Moses Mabhida stadium near the city centre. It is scheduled to get underway at 09:15 on Centenary Boulevard in Umhlanga.

The Springboks bring their trophy tour to the warmest city in Mzansi on Friday, and SA Rugby has released the details of the trip and estimated times.

Residents of the Ethekwini municipality will get an up-close look at the Springboks victory parade, and the Webb Ellis trophy won in Japan. 

Durban route plan

• 09h15: Tour starts on Centenary Boulevard in Umhlanga
• Right onto Umhlanga Rocks Drive
• Then onto the M41 and the M2
• Take the Curnick Ndlovu Highway offramp and make a right towards Mount Moriah
• Left onto the M577
• Right onto Queen Nandi Drive
• Left on Amanzimtoti Road
• Approximately 09h30: drive past KwaMashu Station
• Right onto Malendela Road
• Right onto Queen Nandi Drive over M577
• Right onto R102 Chris Hani Road
• Onto Riverside Road towards the M4 Ruth First Highway
• South onto the M4 Ruth First Highway and onto Stalwart Simelane Street, which becomes Florence Nzama Street
• Right onto Anton Lambede Street
• Approximately 10h30: Mayoral visit stop at Durban City Hall
• 11h00: Depart City Hall via Anton Lambede Street
• Right onto Brooke Road
• Right onto Dr Pixley Kaseme Street to OR Tambo Parade and turn left
• North via Battery Beach Road