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Garuda Airlines – Boeing B737-300 (PK-GGG) flight GA833

On 12 December 2002, Garuda Airlines flight GA833, a Boeing 737- 300 aircraft bearing registration mark PK-GGG, was on a…

Air Asia – Airbus A320 (9M-AHA)

At 0654 hours on 28 February 2010, an Airbus A320, Air Asia A320 9M-AHA , taxied to its designated gate at…

Singapore Airlines – Boeing B777-200 (9V-SRP) Flight SQ421

At about 1645 hours on 19 December 2013 , Singapore Airlines flight SQ421 , a Boeing B777-200 aircraft ingested an…

British Airways – Boeing B777-236 (G-YMMP) flight BA16

British Airways flight BA16 was operated with a Boeing B777-236 in service from Singapore International Airport to London on June…

Singapore Airlines – Boeing B777-200 (9V-SRG) flight SIA236

Singapore Airlines flight SIA236 was a scheduled service from Brisbane, Australia to Singapore operated with a Boeing B777-200. The flight…

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