By Admin 
An Indigo airline flight made an emergency landing at Mumbai airport on Tuesday (December 2, 2025). This flight had flown from Kuwait to Hyderabad, the capital of Telangana in India, in which information about a bomb was received on Tuesday (2 December).
After receiving information about a bomb, flight 6E 1234 made an emergency landing at Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA). After landing, all the passengers were landed safely at the airport. After this, the bomb in the plane is being examined in the isolation bay of the airport.
Bomb threat received through email
Hyderabad Airport received a bomb threat on Indigo Airlines flight 6E 1234 through email. After receiving the threat, an atmosphere of concern was created at the airport. Immediately after this, emergency landing of the plane was done as per security protocol and investigation is being done. Fire and medical teams were also deployed at the airport to deal with any emergency.
It is noteworthy that the flight took off from Kuwait at 1:56 am between Monday-Tuesday (December 1-2, 2025), which made an emergency landing at Mumbai Airport at 8:10 am on Tuesday (December 2, 2025).
Received bomb threats many times before
However, this is not the first time that a bomb threat has been made on board an airline’s passenger plane. Many airports in the country have received such threats through e-mail many times before, but when the planes were checked as per the security protocol, all these threats were proved to be false, but keeping in mind the safety of air passengers, effective steps are taken immediately to deal with any suspicious situation.
Bomb threat turned out to be false after investigation
After the emergency landing of the plane and the safe landing of all the passengers on board, Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel and the bomb disposal squad thoroughly searched the entire plane, passengers and their luggage. After several hours of investigation, the threat was declared false and nothing suspicious was found on the plane.
The airline issued a statement after the incident
Indigo airline issued a statement saying that the safety of passengers was given top priority. After the investigation was completed, the passengers were sent to Hyderabad in an alternative flight. This incident once again proves that aviation security agencies do not take any threat lightly and take every possible step to ensure the safety of passengers. Police have started investigating the IP address of the e-mail to identify the sender of the threat.
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