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Bomb Hoax Delays Dubai-bound Flight
DUBAI - A bomb scare on an Emirates Airlines flight bound for Dubai from Jinnah International Airport in Karachi caused its delay for almost five hours on Sunday afternoon, airline officials confirmed.
Emirates Airlines spokesperson said flight EK 601 with the passengers and crew was grounded before takeoff, but after a thorough inspection it was cleared to continue with its journey to
“It has been assessed as a hoax, but as a security precaution, security personnel had to inspect the aircraft, so it can resume operations,” said the airline source.
The flight was supposed to depart
Giving details, Faizi said that airport authorities suddenly asked all those aboard, including the crew to disembark as quickly as they could. He said that the aircraft was taken to a remote parking at the airport behind the passenger terminals to be inspected.
Faizi said that despite the bomb scare, passengers remained calm.
The delay also caused several passengers to miss their connecting flights.
Khurram Khawaja, who was supposed to take a connecting flight from
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