Vistara Flight: Recently, planes in India have been receiving bomb threats continuously. Due to these threats, all the flights in the country and abroad are being affected. Now on Sunday (October 20), the flight from Delhi to Frankfurt, Germany also had to bear the brunt of this and had to return to Delhi Airport.
Actually, Vistara's plane had also received a bomb threat. After which the plane had asked for permission to land in Afghanistan, but they did not get this permission. After which the plane had to return to India. While flying from India to Frankfurt, planes have to pass through the airspace of Pakistan, Afghanistan and some other countries.
Know what is the whole matter
According to sources, Afghan authorities did not allow the Frankfurt-bound Vistara flight to use their airspace on Sunday because there was a threat of a bomb being carried on board the plane. Because of this the plane had to return to Delhi. Officials said that flight UK25 from New Delhi to Frankfurt, Germany was operated by Boeing 787 aircraft. There were more than 240 people in it. There was no immediate comment from the airline on this matter.
The plane returned to Delhi airport
Giving information, sources said that the plane returned to India after the Afghan authorities did not give permission to fly from their airspace. The plane landed safely at Delhi airport at around 16:20. The plane took off from New Delhi airport at around 1:100. After this, the airline had informed on social media that flight UK25 from Delhi to Frankfurt (DEL-FRA) is returning to Delhi. It is worth noting that false threats to bomb planes are a challenge for the Indian government. Nearly 100 flights have received bomb threats in the last one week
