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Moscow-Goa Chartered Flight With 244 On-Board Diverted To Gujarat Amid Bomb Threat

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Jamnagar: A Moscow-Goa charter flight was diverted to Gujarat’s Jamnagar Airport after receiving a bomb threat. 

According to reports, Goa ATC received the bomb threat alert. The flight was isolated by the authorities at the airport to an isolated bay. 

The Jamnagar Airport Director speaking with ANI added that “All 244 passengers on-board Moscow-Goa chartered flight de-boarded at the airport after the aircraft landed safely at the airport at around 9.49pm.” 

The Russian Embassy added that they were alerted by the Indian authorities about alleged bomb scare on Azur Air flight from Moscow to Goa. The aircraft made an emergency landing at Jamnagar Indian Air Force Base. Everyone on board is safe; authorities conducting an inspection of the aircraft.

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