Bomb Threat: Delta Plane Stranded at Airport After Landing Due to Security Incident

A Delta plane landed at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv and was diverted to a side runway after an anonymous report of a bomb on the plane was received

PassportNews Published 13.10.26 | 09:13 | Updated 13.10.26 | 10:55

Ben Gurion airport. Photo: Shutterstock

Another unusual incident at the airport in Israel. A Delta plane that landed this morning (October 13) at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv was diverted to a side runway after receiving an anonymous report of a bomb planted on board.

According to sources at Ben Gurion Airport, the plane was moved to a side runway parking lot in accordance with protocol in such cases. The passengers were taken off the plane, and security forces boarded it to search it.

Airports Authority: "Following a report of a suspicious finding on a Delta plane that landed at Ben Gurion Airport, the plane was moved to a remote parking position.

All passengers disembarked the plane safely. The plane was thoroughly scanned by Ben Gurion Airport security officials. The incident ended without any unusual findings."

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Bomb Threat: Delta Plane Stranded at Airport After Landing Due to Security Incident

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