An emergency alert was issued on an Air India flight from Mumbai to London after a bomb threat was received. A bomb threat received an hour before landing caused panic. The plane was supposed to land at London's Heathrow Airport at 12:05 pm (UK time), but the plane kept circling over London for a long time. Today, bomb threats have been received in five flights of Air India, two flights of Vistara and two flights of Indigo. Earlier, 19 cases of bomb threats on planes were reported within three days.
Air India flight AI129 has made a safe landing at London's Heathrow Airport. Before this, he kept circling in the air above the city of London for a long time.
Online flight tracking website Flightradar24 reported that the Air India plane took off from Mumbai for London at 7.05 am local time. An emergency alert was issued on the plane an hour before landing. The pilot announced '7700' in the plane. This is a kind of code in which aircraft pilots use it for emergency alerts.
According to the latest information, the aircraft no longer has an emergency alert and has landed safely at the scheduled airport. The air traffic controller has been informed about the situation on board the aircraft.
