Bomb Threats Target Two IndiGo Flights After Air India Incident

On Monday, October 14, 2024, three flights received bomb threats, causing a major security alert. One of the affected flights was an Air India plane operating from Mumbai to New York. Due to the threat, the flight was immediately diverted to Delhi as a precautionary measure, according to airport sources. Security agencies were alerted, and necessary procedures were followed to ensure the safety of all passengers and crew members.

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In addition to the Air India flight, two IndiGo flights were also targeted with bomb threats. The first IndiGo flight was operating between Mumbai and Muscat, while the second one was en route from Mumbai to Jeddah. Both flights were subjected to strict security checks upon receiving the threats, leading to significant delays and disruptions in the schedule. Authorities at Mumbai airport were quick to respond, ensuring that all passengers were evacuated safely and the aircraft were thoroughly inspected by bomb squads and security personnel.

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Hoax Bomb Threats Cause Delays, Investigation Underway

The incidents caused panic among passengers, but no bombs or hazardous materials were found on any of the aircraft. The threats were later declared as hoaxes, but the security teams remained on high alert. As a result, the airport operations experienced delays, with heightened security measures in place to prevent any further issues.

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Authorities have launched an investigation to identify the source of the bomb threats and are taking the matter very seriously. Passengers were cooperative, though the threats caused significant inconvenience. These incidents highlight the importance of security and preparedness in ensuring the safety of air travel in the face of such threats.

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