After the threat of a bomb .. Amerskin Airlines landed in peace in Rome

The American airline, “Amerskin Earlies”, announced that its plane landed safely at Rome Airport, and law enforcement authorities have searched and given permission to leave again.
A spokesman for the Roma airport reported that the American airline’s flight path was transferred to Roma on Sunday afternoon to Rome while she was heading to New Delhi due to the threat of a bomb.

In a statement, the American airline did not provide any details about the nature of what it described as a “possible security threat” on the flight that was carrying 199 passengers in addition to the crew.
The plane was accompanied before landing at Fayouichino Airport, two Italian fighters.

Security reasons

Mahish Kumar, a consultant in the field of information and one of the passengers, said that the pilot of the plane announced that the path was transferred to Rome into “security reasons” about 3 hours before the landing.

He added: “They asked us to sit and not wander around while combat planes flying near us, and the Italian police accompanied the passengers to undergo a security examination at the airport after landing.

The flight took off from John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York on Saturday at approximately 8.11 pm local time (01,11 GMT on Sunday), according to the Flight Awir flight tracking website.

The website showed that the plane greatly changed its course while flying over the Caspian Sea.

Conditions of the Indian airports protocol

An American airline official said the plane landed in Rome due to the conditions of the Indian airports protocol.

The official, who spoke the condition of anonymity, added: We concluded that the potential problem is not credible, but according to the New Delhi Airport protocol, an inspection was required before landing there.

He continued: “The plane will remain at Rome Airport throughout the night to allow the crew to take the necessary comfort before continuing its way to New Delhi Airport as soon as possible tomorrow.”