
IndiGo Flight Receives Bomb Threat Midair
An IndiGo flight from Mumbai to Delhi was threatened with a bomb on the morning of September 30, 2025. The aircraft, flight 6E-762, landed safely in Delhi under heightened security.
Discovery of Threat
While in midair, a security alert was raised about a possible bomb onboard. The crew informed authorities, and the flight was given priority landing. The plane was parked in a remote bay for detailed checks.
Security Checks & Outcome
Bomb disposal teams, sniffer dogs, and security staff thoroughly inspected the aircraft after it landed. No suspicious items or explosives were found. The threat was declared non-specific, and operations resumed afterward.
Airport Response
A full emergency protocol was declared at Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport in Delhi. Security agencies locked down relevant zones, halted movements near the aircraft, and restricted passenger access until clearance was given.
Significance & Precautions
Bomb threats—even when hoaxes—are treated with utmost seriousness because of risk to lives and aviation safety. This incident underscores the need for constant vigilance at Indian airports. Authorities are reviewing procedures to prevent recurrence and tracing the origin of the threat.