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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Bomb Scare Diverts Austrian Airlines Flight From Israel to Bulgaria

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Austrian Airlines Clears Flight From Tel Aviv After Bomb Threat

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Austrian Airlines investigated a bomb threat on flight OS82 from Tel Aviv to Vienna, which diverted to Sofia. A check of the plane, 51 passengers, and six crew found no danger. The flight later continued to Vienna with all passengers aboard.

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  • Austrian Airlines flight OS82 from Tel Aviv to Vienna diverted to Sofia due to a bomb threat.
  • An investigation of the aircraft, 51 passengers, and six crew found no signs of danger.
  • The flight successfully continued to Vienna after the threat was cleared.
  • The incident involved Austrian Airlines and was reported by The Times of Israel.
Austrian Airlines Clears Flight From Tel Aviv After Bomb Threat
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Austrian Airlines has concluded its investigation into a bomb threat that forced flight OS82 from Tel Aviv to Vienna to divert to Sofia, Bulgaria. The airline confirmed that a thorough check of the aircraft, its 51 passengers, and the six crew members revealed no signs of danger. The flight was rerouted and landed in Sofia following the threat. After the all-clear was given, the aircraft departed Sofia for Vienna the same night, with all passengers continuing their journey. The Times of Israel reported on the findings of the investigation.

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