American Airlines Flight From NY To Delhi, Diverted After Bomb Threat
WASHINGTON, DC – An American Airlines flight from New York to New Delhi was diverted to Rome on February 23 due to a security concern that was later deemed “non-credible,” the airline confirmed. The aircraft landed safely in Rome, where law enforcement conducted an inspection before clearing it to continue its journey.
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The American Airlines Boeing 787 was flying from New York to India's capital, New Delhi, when the threat was made.
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