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Bomb alarm on a Royal Air Marco airplane

Washington, USA - The aircraft changed course to Maine for security reasons and finally left

Last friday a Royal Air Marco airplane has been forced to land on Maine (Usa) after a passenger threatened to detonate a bomb. For security reasons the 767 Boeing landed on the international airport of Bangor, Maine; the aircraft carried 82 passengers and 10 crew members. Two hypotesis has been formulated: maybe a passenger, calling a relative, spoked about a bomb onboard; or on the airplane there...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 58802
Rome, Italy, 02/23/2004 13:28
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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