Lok Jian Wen The Straits Times Aug 12, 2024 A Singapore Airlines (SIA) flight landed at Japan’s Narita International Airport on Aug 12 with smoke billowing from the plane’s tyres because of technical issues with its brakes.
Posted on 13 August 2024 02:33 pm | 17 views | 0 commentsA Singapore Airlines flight landed at Japan ’s Narita International Airport on Aug 12 with smoke billowing from the plane’s tyres because of technical issues with its brakes.
The incident resulted in a delay to Flight SQ637, the same aircraft which departed from Narita for Changi at 1.28pm local time on Aug 12 – just over two hours after its scheduled 11.10am departure time. In a media reply on Aug 12, the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore said it is aware of the incident and, together with SIA, is looking into the cause of the technical issue.
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