Jan 6 (Reuters) - Singapore Airlines (SIA) and Qantas Airways said on Friday they discovered cracks on the wing ribs of their Airbus A380s, but said the cracks pose no threat to safety and repairs have been carried out.
The remarks came after Airbus said on Thursday that engineers discovered minor cracks in the wings of a "limited number" of A380s, but said the cracks were not affecting the safety of the aircraft. Full story
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Cracks found on wing ribs of Qantas and SIA A380s - Flightglobal
Qantas, SIA say no risk after cracks found in A380s - AFP
