Delta Flight to Israel Delayed After Bomb Threat, Second This Week
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
A Delta Air Lines flight from New York to Israel, DL234, was delayed on Tuesday due to a bomb threat, the second such incident this week. The plane was held in New York pending security clearance from both U.S. and Israeli authorities. Earlier Tuesday, a Delta flight from New York landed safely in Israel after a similar false bomb alarm.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A Delta Air Lines flight to Israel was delayed Tuesday due to a bomb threat.
- This is the second bomb threat against a Delta flight to Israel this week.
- The flight, DL234, was held in New York pending security checks.
- Earlier Tuesday, a Delta flight from New York landed safely in Israel after a false alarm.
- Israeli security and the Ministry of Transportation must clear the flight to depart.
A Delta Air Lines flight bound for Israel was delayed on Tuesday due to a bomb threat, marking the second such incident this week. The flight, DL234, was preparing to depart from New York when authorities received the suspicious report. Security officials in the United States are conducting additional checks, and the aircraft will not take off until cleared by Israeli security and the Ministry of Transportation.
That aircraft was diverted to a remote stand, and all passengers were quickly deplaned. Security sweeps confirmed that report to be a false alarm, with no explosive device found.
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