New Delhi: Ten IndiGo flights, operating on domestic and international routes, received fresh bomb threats on Tuesday, the airline said. The IndiGo flights that received threats are 6E-63 Delhi Jeddah, 6E-12 Istanbul-Delhi, 6E-83 Delhi-Dammam, 6E-65 Kozikode-Jeddah, 6E-67 Hyderabad-Jeddah, 6E-77 Bengaluru-Jeddah, 6E-18 Istanbul-Mumbai, 6E-164 Mangalore-Mumbai, 6E-118 Lucknow-Pune and 6E-75 Ahmedabad-Jeddah, the airline confirmed. “At IndiGo, the […]

New Delhi: As many as 20 flights of Indigo and Vistara received bomb threats in India on Tuesday, once again said reports. 10 of these flights are of

IndiGo, Vistara, Air India, and Akasa Ai received bomb threats on October 21 2024

The new threat comes even as around 50 flights have received bomb threats so far on Tuesday. Around 30 domestic and international flights operated by Indian airlines received bomb threats on Monday.

JAMMU, Oct 22: The security grid at Srinagar International Airport on Tuesday went on high alert mode after a hoax call about a possible bomb threat,

The authorities carried out a thorough search of the flight which was scheduled to take off for Delhi via Jammu at around 5.20 pm.

Major Indian airlines, including IndiGo, Vistara, and Akasa Air, reported bomb threats

Major Indian airlines, including IndiGo, Vistara, and Akasa Air, reported bomb threats

In little over a week, more than 120 flights operated by Indian carriers have received bomb threats.

Dozens of Indian flights receive bomb threats, prompting government to consider legislative actions for stricter punishments.

New Delhi, Oct 22: As many as 30 domestic and international flights operated by Indian airlines received bomb threats on Monday night, according to

The flights of IndiGo, Vistara and Air India were among those that received the bomb threats, the sources in the know said.

The flights of IndiGo, Vistara and Air India were among those that received the bomb threats, the sources in the know said.

Protocols for the Bomb Threat Assessment Committee (BTAC), convened in the event of a bomb threat call to an aircraft or airport, have been tweaked to better tackle the spate of the ongoing 'random' Internet-based threats being made to various Indian airlines, official sources said Tuesday.

In less than 24 hours, around 80 flights faced bomb threats, causing significant disruptions. Although these threats were hoaxes, they led to an estimated loss of Rs 600 crore for airlines. Authorities are considering stricter laws and penalties to deal with such threats more effectively, including placing perpetrators on the no-fly list.

Protocols for BTAC, have been tweaked to better tackle the spate of ongoing "random" Internet-based threats being made to various airlines