
Akasa Air's Delhi-Bengaluru flight receives bomb threat; returns to national capital
The Hindu
Akasa Air flight QP1335 from Delhi to Bengaluru returns due to bomb threat, lands safely with 180+ passengers.
An Akasa Air flight en route to Bengaluru returned to the national capital on Wednesday (October 16, 2024) afternoon following a bomb threat, according to sources.
The sources in the know said the flight QP1335 had more than 180 people onboard and landed safely at the Delhi airport.
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An emergency was declared at the airport for the aircraft after the bomb threat, they added.

After being repeatedly disrupted for three consecutive days over issues ranging from the Governor’s address and alleged disrespect to the national anthem to demands for the resignation of the Excise Minister, among others, normalcy finally returned to the Legislative Council on Friday, with proceedings commencing.












