Bomb conversation delays flight in Turkey

Bomb conversation delays flight in Turkey

ISTANBUL – Doğan News Agency
A conversation about a bomb notice between two passengers delayed a flight at Istanbul Atatürk Airport early on June 2. The stewardess warned the pilot after hearing the conversation and bomb disposal teams were called to the plane. 

The flight, scheduled to fly to Kyiv at 6:05 a.m., was delayed when two passengers said that there was a bomb notice for a flight on June 3.

“There is a bomb notice for the flight tomorrow,” said the unidentified passengers as they entered the plane. 
The plane was evacuated and taken to a safe area where it was searched.

The plane took off around 9:05 a.m. after no explosives were found.
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