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Daily Briefing: SIA plane slams into aerobridge at Manila airport; Here are the world's best airlines

And Singaporean man advised to take down Palestine flag.

  • Strong gusts of winds from Typhoon Rammasun caused a Singapore Airlines Boeing 777 to hit an aerobridge at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila, Philiippines on July 16, 2014. Read more here.
  • More than 18.85 million travelers have spoken, and they’ve voted Hong Kong’s flagship carrier Cathay Pacific Airways the world’s best airline for the fourth time. Find out more here.
  • A Singaporean man has taken down a Palestinian flag that he had displayed over the parapet of his HDB flat yesterday, after being advised by the police. Know more about it here.
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