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Airline probes engine failure

Paris : France | 2 months ago

Singapore Airlines was investigating on Monday an engine problem that forced one of its Airbus A380 airliners on a flight from Paris to Singapore to return to Charles de Gaulle airport, a company spokesperson said. "We are in the process of examining the problem," he said. "We still...

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Singapore A380 engine failure forces flight return

News Source: China Post | 2 months ago

Airbus A380 bound for Asia returned to Paris after one of its four engines failed, the first time a mechanical malfunction forced an in-flight turnaround of the world's biggest passenger jet. Flight SQ333, operated by a crew of 27 and with 444...
Companies probe A380 airliner problem

News Source: Channel NewsAsia | 2 months ago

Singapore Airlines and British manufacturer Rolls Royce said Monday they were probing an engine problem in one of the carrier's A380 planes that led it to abort a passenger flight after take-off. "We are in the process of examining the problem," said...
Airline probes engine failure

News Source: News 24 | 2 months ago

Singapore Airlines was investigating on Monday an engine problem that forced one of its Airbus A380 airliners on a flight from Paris to Singapore to return to Charles de Gaulle airport, a company spokesperson said. "We are in the process of examining...
Superjumbo's engine fails

News Source: News 24 | 2 months ago

A Singapore Airlines plane carrying 444 passengers from Paris to Singapore was forced to return to the French capital at the weekend because of engine problems, the carrier said on Monday. The problem on the Airbus A380 jet was detected around two...
Singapore Airlines A380 turns back after engine failure

News Source: The Age | 2 months ago

The doubledecker A380 took off from Paris at 12.30 pm with 444 passengers aboard and headed for Singapore, but had to turn round after 2 hours 45 minutes because of the engine problem, airline director Jerry Seah said. The plane landed safely back in...

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