Flight From Tel Aviv to Vienna Makes Emergency Landing in Bulgaria After Bomb Threat
- An Austrian Airlines flight from Tel Aviv to Vienna made an emergency landing Sunday evening in Sofia, Bulgaria, after a crew member reported receiving a suspected bomb threat.
- According to reports, authorities in Vienna received a phone call regarding a suspicious object aboard the plane, prompting the diversion to Sofia for security screenings.
- The Airbus A320 carried 51 passengers and six crew members while Bulgarian authorities reported that fighter jets responded after the threat was reported.
- Investigations by broadcaster The BNT are ongoing, while The Israel Air Force confirmed it was not required to act as the incident occurred outside Israeli airspace.
- Last week, two anonymous bomb reports on Delta Airlines flights from New York to Israel proved false, establishing a pattern of suspicious threats in regional aviation.
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A passenger plane from Tel Aviv to Vienna made an emergency landing in Sofia due to a bomb threat, and was escorted to the airport by a fighter jet.
Flight from Tel Aviv to Vienna forced to make emergency landing after bomb threat
A plane flying from Tel Aviv to Vienna was forced to make an emergency landing in Sofia on Sunday evening after a bomb threat.
He was diverted to Sofia and escorted by a military aircraft.The episode was communicated by the Bulgarian authorities.
A flight departing from Tel Aviv, Israel, landed emergency on Sunday night in Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, due to a bomb threat on board, said Bulgarian state television.
A PLANE on a flight from Tel Aviv to Vienna made an emergency landing in Sofia due to a bomb threat. All passengers were safely evacuated, and among them was allegedly the Israeli youth delegation to the UN.
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