Mumbai’s Sahar police have registered an FIR against an unknown accused and have begun investigation. According to the police sources, the CISF officials informed the airport police station that they have received multiple threats of bombs being planted in planes via email and also posts on X, in regards to six flights.

Coinciding with the drills, the Mumbai airport was scheduled for its annual post-monsoon runway maintenance from 11 am to 5 pm on Thursday

Mumbai airport conducted security drills at Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 days after threats were received to multiple flights, sources said. Sources said that a security drill was done at the Mumbai airport Terminal 1 on Wednesday while a drill at Terminal 2 took place on Thursday afternoon.

An Air India flight from Mumbai to London Heathrow has become the latest target for a string of hoax threats against Indian carriers. Flight AI129 was approaching the Essex coast after a nine-and-a-half flight from the Indian city.

Mumbai airport conducted security drills at Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 days after threats were received to multiple flights, sources said

Mumbai: The spate of Indian airlines receiving threats continued on Thursday as two Mumbai-bound flights from Frankfurt and Istanbul received bomb threats hampering operations at the

London: An Air India flight from Mumbai to London declared an emergency onboard after receiving a bomb threat. The incident took place at around 12:05 pm (local time) when it was flying over London almost an hour before landing,

An Air India flight from Mumbai to London declared an emergency on Thursday after issuing a 'squawking 7700' signal.

The series of threats marks the fourth consecutive day of bomb alerts, affecting at least 20 flights over this period. A Vistara flight, UK028, traveling from Frankfurt to Mumbai with 147 passengers onboard,

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Flight UK 28 from Vistara was flying over Pakistan when, around 6 AM IST on Thursday, it issued a "7700" emergency code, signalling a general emergency. Despite this, the plane continued its journey and landed safely in Mumbai at approximately 7:40 AM.