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Old 1st Feb 2011, 13:46
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SQ A380 ground fire - unknown damage

being reported at JACDEC

DATE: 01.02.2011 LOCAL TIME: - LOCATION: Singapore-Changi Intl AP (WSSS) COUNTRY: Singapore
AIRLINE: Singapore AL TYPE: Airbus A380-800 REGISTRATION: 9V-SKD PHOTO C/N: 8 AGE: 3 y + 10 m
OPERATION: GND FLIGHT No.: - FROM: - TO: - VIA: -
OCCUPANTS:
PAX: - CREW: -
FATALITIES:
PAX: 0 CREW: 0 OTHER: 0
INJURIES:
PAX: 0 CREW: 0 OTHER: 0
DAMAGE TO AIRCRAFT: minor
The aircraft received unknown damage when a fire broke out in the cargo compartment. No further details yet.
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Flightglobal journalist Ghim-Lay Yeo is reporting that SIA has denied initial reports of a fire on an A380 at SIN.
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Well...that's it then, couldn't possibly have happened!
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AVHerald:

A Singapore Airlines Airbus A380-800, registration 9V-SKD performing flight SQ-861 from Hong Kong (China) to Singapore (Singapore), was on the descent towards Singapore when smell of smoke was observed in a lavatory. Cabin crew discharged a halon fire extinguisher while the flight crew continued for a safe landing in Singapore.

Singapore Airlines reported that ground crews later found evidence of burned electrical wiring in the forward cargo hold. The airline and Airbus are investigating.
Maybe a bit more than.......
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