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Singapore Airlines flight diverted to Rockhampton after cabin smoke alert
A Singapore Airlines service from Brisbane was diverted to Rockhampton in Queensland after smoke was detected in the cabin. All passengers disembarked safely following an uneventful landing.
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Singapore Airlines has confirmed that one of its aircraft operating the Brisbane to Singapore route was diverted to Rockhampton Airport on Wednesday after crew detected smoke in the cabin.
The airline said the aircraft landed without incident at the regional Queensland airport. Passengers subsequently disembarked normally, and no injuries were reported.
Details regarding the cause of the smoke and the number of passengers and crew on board were not immediately disclosed. The carrier has not provided information on arrangements made for affected passengers to continue their journey to Singapore.
The incident comes as aviation authorities maintain strict safety protocols for in-flight emergencies. Singapore Airlines operates extensive services across the region and has maintained a strong safety record.