Austrian Airlines Flight Lands Safely After Suspicious Object Scare
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Austrian Airlines flight OS836 from Tel Aviv to Vienna landed safely in Bulgaria after a suspicious object was found on board. The aircraft, carrying 51 passengers and six crew, diverted to Sofia. After the object was deemed not to be a threat, the flight continued to Vienna.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Austrian Airlines flight OS836 from Tel Aviv to Vienna diverted to Bulgaria due to a suspicious object.
- The aircraft landed safely in Sofia, Bulgaria, with no danger to passengers or crew.
- 51 passengers and six crew members were on board the flight.
- The flight later continued to Vienna after the object was cleared.
Austrian Airlines has confirmed that a flight from Tel Aviv to Vienna, which made an unscheduled landing in Bulgaria due to a suspicious object, posed no danger. The airline provided an update following reports of the incident on Tuesday evening. The object prompted the Boeing 777 aircraft to divert to Sofia, Bulgaria. After the object was cleared and the threat was removed, the 51 passengers and six crew members continued their journey to Vienna. The airline did not specify the nature of the object or the exact time of the incident, only that it occurred yesterday.
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