Singapore Airlines Route Paris-Singapore Was Revised To Azerbaijan, The Cause Of 'Technical Problem'

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JAKARTA - Singapore Airlines, which flew from Paris to Singapore, in the middle of the road, was diverted to Baku, Azerbaijan. The reason is technical problems.

The Singapore Airlines (SIA) flight departed on Thursday (September).

The Boeing 777-300ER SQ333 flight landed at Baku Airport Heydar Aliyev at around 06.35 local time (10.35 Singapore time) on Friday 9 September.

Quoted from Channel News Asia, SIA said there were 229 passengers and 18 crew in it. All landed safely.

SIA promised to arrange relief flights to transport passengers and crew affected by the diversion of this route. They will also announce details of this in no time.

"We provide assistance such as providing food and hotel accommodation to affected customers," explained an SIA spokesperson.

"The safety of our customers and crew has always been our top priority. We apologize for the inconvenience caused", he continued.

According to flight tracker Flightradar24, SQ333 departed Paris at 23.20 am on Thursday and is scheduled to arrive at Changi Airport at 17.30 p.m. on Friday.