Bomb threat, but SIA flight from US lands safely
Singapore
SINGAPORE Airlines said on Sunday that there was a bomb threat to one of its flights which originated from San Francisco, but that it landed safely at Singapore's Changi Airport.
The airline, in a statement, did not provide any details of how the threat came to light or what action was taken to ensure the flight's safety. It said the matter had been referred to the authorities. "We regret we are unable to provide details as it concerns security," the airline statement said.
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