Mumbai: An IndiGo flight traveling from Kuwait to Hyderabad was forced to make an unscheduled, emergency landing at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) in Mumbai on Tuesday morning after authorities received a serious bomb threat.
The aircraft landed safely and was immediately directed to an isolated bay away from the main terminal. The threat, reportedly received via an email warning of a bomb on board the aircraft, prompted security agencies at both Hyderabad and Mumbai airports to initiate full emergency protocols.
Immediate Security Response
Upon landing in Mumbai, a large contingent of emergency responders, including the Bomb Disposal Squad (BDS) and personnel from the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), swiftly surrounded the aircraft. A thorough and detailed security inspection was carried out.
IndiGo Issues Statement
IndiGo issued a statement today confirming that its flight 6E1234, which was operating between Kuwait and Hyderabad, was diverted to Mumbai on December 2, 2025, after the airline received a security threat. The airline immediately informed the relevant authorities and is fully cooperating with them as they conduct the necessary security checks in line with established protocol before the aircraft can be cleared for its onward journey.
The airline spokesperson noted that customer welfare is being prioritized while the checks are completed. IndiGo is making every effort to minimise inconvenience by offering refreshments and providing regular updates to passengers. The statement concluded by reaffirming the airline's commitment: "As always, safety and security of our customers, crew and aircraft are our topmost priorities."
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