Bomb threats: Hoax callers may be added to no-fly list
The Indian government is considering putting people behind hoax threats against flights on a no-fly list, according to several reports that cited government sources. The proposal was first made by Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) to the Union Aviation Ministry in June.
Bomb hoax threats on flights continued for a third straight day on Wednesday, with at least six more planes receiving such ...
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Bomb threats impact 7 flights on Wed; govt says agencies pursuing all cases activelyAs many as seven flights received bomb threats on Wednesday taking the number of flights impacted to 19 in three days, with ...
On Wednesday, two more airliners received bomb threats. A Riyadh-Mumbai flight of IndiGo was diverted to Muscat following ...
Delhi Police has registered multiple FIRs in connection with bomb threats to several domestic and international flights in the last two days and launched a probe into the matter. According to the ...
According to officials, as many as 19 flights have received bomb threats in three days and a Riyadh-bound IndiGo flight was ...
In a fresh set of unforeseen troubles in the aviation sector, as many as 19 flights have received bomb threats in the past ...
Civil Aviation Minister K Rammohan Naidu on Wednesday said the government is closely monitoring the situation due to bomb ...
Stating that such “mischievous and unlawful” actions are a matter of grave concern, the minister strongly condemned “attempts ...
In less than 24 hours, there were bomb threats reported on 9 flights, bringing the total number of threats to at least 12 ...
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