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Bomb Threat Reported Mid-Air

An IndiGo flight (6E 762) traveling from Mumbai to Delhi on Tuesday, September 30 received a bomb threat around 8 AM. The aircraft, carrying nearly 200 passengers, immediately triggered an emergency response at Delhi Airport.

Emergency Protocols at Delhi Airport

As soon as authorities were informed, Delhi Airport declared a full emergency. Security was heightened, and strict safety protocols were followed during the aircraft’s landing. Fortunately, no suspicious object was found during the inspection.

Passengers and Luggage Thoroughly Checked

After a safe landing, all passengers were deboarded, and a comprehensive search of the aircraft was conducted. Passengers’ baggage also underwent strict security checks. Until the checks were completed, additional security arrangements were put in place across the airport.

Threat Deemed Non-Specific

Initial investigation suggested that the bomb threat was non-specific, meaning it did not point to any direct or credible danger. However, security agencies ensured that all standard safety protocols were strictly followed to rule out any risks.

Indigo Airlines Issues Statement

In an official statement, an IndiGo spokesperson said:

“Flight 6E 762 from Mumbai to Delhi received a security threat. As per protocol, we immediately informed the concerned authorities and fully cooperated in carrying out mandatory security checks before allowing the aircraft to continue operations. We also took all necessary measures to minimize inconvenience to passengers, including providing refreshments and regular updates. As always, the safety of our passengers, crew, and aircraft remains our highest priority.”

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