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Mumbai-Bound IndiGo Flight Lands Safely After Bomb Threat Message

An IndiGo flight bound for Mumbai from Chennai, flight number 6E 5149, landed safely in Mumbai around 10:30 PM after receiving a bomb threat message. The airline promptly followed security protocols upon receiving the threat. Safety Measures Implemented Upon arrival at Mumbai’s airport, the IndiGo flight was directed to an isolation bay as per safety […]

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Mumbai-Bound IndiGo Flight Lands Safely After Bomb Threat Message

An IndiGo flight bound for Mumbai from Chennai, flight number 6E 5149, landed safely in Mumbai around 10:30 PM after receiving a bomb threat message. The airline promptly followed security protocols upon receiving the threat.

Safety Measures Implemented

Upon arrival at Mumbai’s airport, the IndiGo flight was directed to an isolation bay as per safety procedures. All passengers disembarked the aircraft safely without incident. IndiGo assured that they are cooperating fully with security agencies to conduct thorough security checks on the aircraft.

Statement from IndiGo

In a statement, IndiGo confirmed the incident: “IndiGo flight 6E 5149, operating from Chennai to Mumbai, had received a bomb threat. Upon landing in Mumbai, the crew followed protocol and the aircraft was taken to an isolation bay. All passengers have safely disembarked the aircraft. We are working with the security agencies and post completion of all security checks, the aircraft will be positioned back in the terminal area.”

Passenger Safety a Priority

The airline reiterated its commitment to passenger safety and security, emphasizing that all necessary precautions were taken to ensure the well-being of passengers and crew.

Investigation Ongoing

Security agencies are currently investigating the bomb threat to determine its credibility and origin. The airport and airline are coordinating closely to resume normal operations swiftly once the security checks are completed.

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