I just translated the article and apparently no fire was reported, only a smoke/fire alarm sounded.sn26567 wrote:NHK reports (in Japanese...) that a Singapore Airlines Boeing 747-400F made an emergency landing at Okinawa after a fire was reported on the cargo deck.
Asiana Airlines 747-400F crashes
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Indeed : Aviation Herald has this report about it :hvs89 wrote:I just translated the article and apparently no fire was reported, only a smoke/fire alarm sounded.sn26567 wrote:NHK reports (in Japanese...) that a Singapore Airlines Boeing 747-400F made an emergency landing at Okinawa after a fire was reported on the cargo deck.
A Singapore Airlines Cargo Boeing 747-400 freighter, registration 9V-SCA performing freight flight SQ-7866 from Taipei (Taiwan) to Tokyo Narita (Japan) with 4 crew, was enroute near Okinawa Island about one hour into the flight when the crew reported they had a fire alert on board and decided to divert to Naha (Japan) on Okinawa Island. The aircraft landed safely at Naha Airport about 30 minutes later, attending emergency services found no trace of fire. The runway was closed for about 20 minutes. The cause of the fire alert is under investigation.
http://avherald.com/h?article=440837fa
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Re: Asiana Airlines 747-400F crashes
9V-SCA (formerly SPA) is the newly converted BCF seen here http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php? ... 886&nseq=0