A Qantas flight en route from Hong Kong to Melbourne made an emergency landing in Manila July 25 after a large gaping hole developed on the fuselage of the Boeing 747-400, prompting the plane to lose cabin pressure. All 346 passengers and 19 crew aboard Qantas Flight 30 were safely deplaned without using emergency slides after landing in Manila, the air carrier and Australian aviation investigators said. Passengers described hearing a loud bang and seeing debris fly into the cabin…
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