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| Authorities reportedly investigate BOMB THREAT on Aeroflot plane from Moscow at JFK airport in New York | Authorities reportedly investigate BOMB THREAT on Aeroflot plane from Moscow at JFK airport in New York |
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| Local media citing Port Authority Police reported that officers were investigating a potential bomb threat on a plane from the Russian capital to New York. | Local media citing Port Authority Police reported that officers were investigating a potential bomb threat on a plane from the Russian capital to New York. |
| The Aeroflot plane safely landed at John F. Kennedy International Airport at around 3:45 p.m. local time (8:45 p.m. GMT), according to WPIX. | The Aeroflot plane safely landed at John F. Kennedy International Airport at around 3:45 p.m. local time (8:45 p.m. GMT), according to WPIX. |
| Fox News, citing Port Authority Police, reported that approximately 250 passengers on board have been evacuated from the aircraft due to an alleged bomb threat. | Fox News, citing Port Authority Police, reported that approximately 250 passengers on board have been evacuated from the aircraft due to an alleged bomb threat. |
| JFK airport confirmed that emergency personnel has been working on what it described as an 'ongoing incident,' but assured that the facility continues to operate without delays. | JFK airport confirmed that emergency personnel has been working on what it described as an 'ongoing incident,' but assured that the facility continues to operate without delays. |
| The flight in question appears to be Aeroflot SU102, a Boeing 777-300ER which departed from Moscow on Sunday, according to information from Flightradar24. | The flight in question appears to be Aeroflot SU102, a Boeing 777-300ER which departed from Moscow on Sunday, according to information from Flightradar24. |
| A Russian Airlines spokesperson later told Sputnik that no explosives were found on board. Police added that an investigation is ongoing. | |
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