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Bomb Threat Halts Second Delta Flight From New York to Tel Aviv
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A Delta Air Lines flight from New York to Tel Aviv was grounded on Tuesday evening following a bomb threat, the second such incident involving the airline that day. The flight was denied takeoff from JFK Airport after authorities received a call reporting a bomb. Earlier, a Delta flight arriving at Ben-Gurion Airport from New York was also subjected to a security search after a similar anonymous threat, which concluded without findings. Both flights are awaiting security clearance before departure.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A second Delta flight from New York to Tel Aviv was grounded by a bomb threat on Tuesday.
- The flight DL234 was denied takeoff from JFK Airport after a bomb was reported on board.
- Authorities suspect the same caller made a similar threat against a Delta flight arriving in Israel earlier.
- The earlier flight at Ben-Gurion Airport was searched, and no suspicious items were found.
- Both flights require clearance from U.S. and Israeli security before they can depart.
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