The team checking at the airport after the bomb was reported on the aircraft.
IndiGo flight in Patna was stirred up after the bomb was reported on Wednesday. The bomb was reported in the flight number 6E 921 of IndiGo coming from Ahmedabad to Patna.
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8 minutes before the landing at Patna Airport, the station manager of IndiGo received a message on the aircraft on WhatsApp. After this, air traffic control (ATS) was informed about it.
After the aircraft landed, the flight and new terminal of Patna Airport were checked. The team of bomb disposal squad and dog squads were called.
According to sources, at 12:45 pm, the station manager of IndiGo was asked to be a bomb in a flight on WhatsApp. The aircraft was rescued at Patna Airport at 12:53 pm. A total of 195 passengers were aboard the flight.
The team investigating at the airport after the bomb was reported.
Aircraft and airport were searched for 1 hour.
Aircraft brought in isolationway
Soon after the aircraft landing, it was removed from the runway and taken to the isolationway, where the CISF and the bomb disposal squad took the front. The security forces completely examined the aircraft and searched for about an hour.
After investigation, no explosive or suspicious item was confirmed. After this all the passengers were taken out. The aircraft was brought back to the runway at around 2 pm.
Investigation continues regarding threat
According to airlines officials, investigation is being done in relation to who threatened and why. Cyber cell has also been included in this case.
After this incident, the movement of other flights at Patna Airport was also affected for some time, although normal operations were restored after the situation came under control.
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