‘The plane will break’: Argentinian stewardess threatens to change flight to Miami
Authorities in neighboring countries are investigating an alleged romance between a detained woman and one of her passengers, as detailed by Argentine media. of airport security police (PSA) detained the flight attendants of Argentina Airlines and threatened them with directional bombs saying that "everything is" "They will scatter in a… Argentinian authorities are investigating an alleged romance between a detained woman and one of her passengers. The incident occurred after airport security police detained the flight attendants of Argentina Airlines and threatened them with directional bombs saying that “everything is” and “they will scatter in a thousand shards.” The plane was evacuated last week and the takeoff was several hours behind schedule due to the warning. PSA officials searched the aircraft for several hours, but found no suspicious items. A special group that controls explosives and special weapons (gedex) was also involved in the operation, but results were negative for all controls and procedures performed.
Published : 11 months ago by Adrian in Travel World
Authorities in neighboring countries are investigating an alleged romance between a detained woman and one of her passengers, as detailed by Argentine media.
of airport security police (PSA) detained the flight attendants of Argentina Airlines and threatened them with directional bombs saying that “everything is” “They will scatter in a thousand shards.” I am connecting to a flight to Miami, USA.
under the influence of the warning the plane was evacuated last week And the takeoff was several hours behind schedule.
This information became known after an operation carried out in the framework of the case under the jurisdiction of the federal court in charge of the judge. Federico Villana.
He said it was investigating an alleged romance between a detainee and one of the passengers on the plane. Clarion.
This was when airline officials received a voice message claiming that the woman had planted explosives on board the plane before it left. Ezeiza International Airport.
“Don’t joke around (…) because it will splatter into a thousand shards.”
“Tell the captain that we planted three bombs on him in Miami. Stop meddling in politics and check out the planes. Because planes fly apart. “, warned the young woman in a distorted voice.
resulting in, AR1304 must be evacuated, All passengers (about 270) and 12 crew members delayed departure, he said. profile.
Immediately after, PSA officials searched the aircraft for several hours, but found no suspicious items.
After that, the plane went for inspection A special group that controls explosives and special weapons (gedex).
Airport firefighters and medical personnel also participated in the operation using scanners and psytech equipment.
However, results were negative for all controls and procedures performed.
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