Bomb Threat Forces Emergency Landing of Mumbai-New York Flight in Delhi
Bomb Threat Forces Emergency Landing of Mumbai-New York Flight in Delhi
Passengers left in shock as bomb threat forces Air India flight to make a sudden landing at Delhi’s IGI Airport.
In a dramatic turn of events, an Air India flight traveling from Mumbai to New York was forced to make an emergency landing at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport after receiving a bomb threat. The incident occurred on flight AI119, which was en route to John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) with over 239 passengers on board.
The bomb threat, reportedly received via social media, sent a wave of panic among the passengers, with many holding on for dear life as the plane diverted its course. Following the alert, the government’s security regulatory committee instructed the aircraft to land immediately in Delhi to ensure the safety of all aboard.
Upon landing at IGI Airport, the plane was grounded and all safety protocols were swiftly implemented. Passengers disembarked safely and were escorted into the terminal as security teams conducted thorough checks of the aircraft. The Delhi Police confirmed that the situation is under control, and safety procedures are being strictly followed to ensure the well-being of both passengers and crew members.
The incident has caused significant disruption, but the prompt and coordinated response of authorities has helped avoid any harm. Investigations are underway to trace the source of the bomb threat and determine if there was any credible danger to the aircraft or its passengers.
This high-stakes situation has left travelers and authorities on edge, as security forces work to ensure that no similar threats compromise flight safety in the future. More updates will follow as authorities release additional details.
