![Workers inspect the engine of a Singapore Airlines passenger jet at Beijing Capital International Airport, January 24, 2007. The plane managed to land safely after an engine fire alarm went off. The airline said flight SQ811, carrying more than 240 people, was an hour and 40 minutes into a trip from Beijing to Singapore when the pilot decided to return to Beijing due to the alarm. No passengers were hurt, said sources with the General Administration of the Civil Aviation.[newsphoto]](200701250023_72628.jpg)
Workers inspect the engine of a Singapore Airlines passenger jet at Beijing Capital International Airport, January 24, 2007. The plane managed to land safely after an engine fire alarm went off. The airline said flight SQ811, carrying more than 240 people, was an hour and 40 minutes into a trip from Beijing to Singapore when the pilot decided to return to Beijing due to the alarm. No passengers were hurt, said sources with the General Administration of the Civil Aviation.[newsphoto]
![Workers inspect the engine of a Singapore Airlines passenger jet at Beijing Capital International Airport, January 24, 2007. The plane managed to land safely after an engine fire alarm went off. The airline said flight SQ811, carrying more than 240 people, was an hour and 40 minutes into a trip from Beijing to Singapore when the pilot decided to return to Beijing due to the alarm. No passengers were hurt, said sources with the General Administration of the Civil Aviation.[newsphoto]](200701250023_72629.jpg)
Workers inspect the engine of a Singapore Airlines passenger jet at Beijing Capital International Airport, January 24, 2007. The plane managed to land safely after an engine fire alarm went off. The airline said flight SQ811, carrying more than 240 people, was an hour and 40 minutes into a trip from Beijing to Singapore when the pilot decided to return to Beijing due to the alarm. No passengers were hurt, said sources with the General Administration of the Civil Aviation.[newsphoto]
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