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Linate: a gun carried on board without being detected during the security checks

Milan, Italy - The lawful owner would have warned the crew before the departure, declaring he forgot it in his bag

A passenger got on board a flight bound for Dublin from Milan-Linate Airport (Italy) yesterday, would have immediately warned the crew saying he forgot a gun in his bag. The flight was immediately stopped and SEA (the Milan airport's operator) would have immediately started an inner investigation of its own to verify which causes could have produced such lack of detection of the weapon during the normal...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 109034
Rome, Italy, 12/02/2004 16:14
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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