Relief and Frustration at Second Bomb Hoax Terrorism: Air Alert Terrorism: Air Alert Fighters Escort Passenger Plane to Prestwick As 'Warning' Note Is Found On Flight to Ireland
Sunday Herald › April 18, 2006
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THE second bomb scare that forced a passenger plane to divert to Prestwick Airport under escort from fighter jets was yesterday confirmed as a hoax.
Police revealed the Aer Arann flight, which was travelling from Luton to Galway with 53 people on board, had undergone a security sweep by bomb specialists at the Ayrshire airport and that no device had been found.See the full content of this document
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Relief and Frustration at Second Bomb Hoax Terrorism: Air Alert Terrorism: Air Alert Fighters Escort Passenger Plane to Prestwick As 'Warning' Note Is Found On Flight to Ireland
Passengers said the alarm was raised after a scribbled note was found on a tray table, saying: "There's a bomb here, " with an arrow pointing downwards.
Last night, the hoax the second to affect the Ayrshire-based airport in three days was condemned as "extreme irresponsibility" by the lo...See the full content of this document
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