Suspected Bomb Threat Forces American Airlines Boeing 787-9 Diversion To Rome
An American Airlines flight landed safely in Rome after a "security issue" prompted a diversion while enroute to New Delhi, India, on Sunday. The flight, operated by a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, ...
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American Airlines says its flight diverted to Rome after security concern
"American Airlines flight 292 ... posted on X earlier that the flight was diverted to Rome due to a bomb threat. The Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner flight with about 200 people onboard landed at Rome's ...
American Airlines flight diverts to Rome after bomb threat over Caspian Sea
An American Airlines flight from New York to Delhi was diverted to Rome due to a bomb threat. The Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, with 199 passengers, was escorted by military jets. #EuropeNews ...
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NY-Delhi flight escorted by fighter jets to Rome after bomb scare
Photograph: Screen grab/X The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said that the American Airlines flight AA292 was diverted to Rome after the crew reported a "security issue". The Boeing 787-9 ...
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Brussels Airlines Brings In Air Europa 787 On Wet Lease
Separate to the 787-9 wet-lease contract for Brussels Airlines, Lufthansa Group has been considering an investment in Air Europa and has confirmed talks with its owner Globalia as it looks to build ...
American Airlines Flight Diverted Over Possible 'Security Threat'
American Airlines flight AA292 from New York to Delhi made a U-turn near Turkmenistan and diverted to Rome on Sunday.
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First-class seats are getting so fancy they're holding up new airplanes
Supply chain issues and certification of new first- and business-class seat models have delayed deliveries to airlines.