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Air Sahara's B-737 stranded in the airport due to a bomb scare

New Delhi, India - The aircraft was en route from the India's capital to Kathmandu

An anonymous phone call to Indian Police raised the bomb-alert on the B-737 plane of the Air Sahara Indian carrier departing from New Delhi and direct to Kathmandu, in Nepal. Departure was cancelled and passengers have been evacuated and made safer. At the moment artificers are carrying out checks on the aircraft to find the device. Analogous controls are in course on flights departing from Kathmandu...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 127881
Rome, Italy, 09/29/2005 13:12
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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