IndiGo’s Troubles Deepen as Madinah–Hyderabad Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Ahmedabad After Bomb Threat

IndiGo’s turbulent week worsened after a bomb threat forced its Madinah–Hyderabad flight to divert to Ahmedabad. With mass cancellations continuing amid staff shortages and software delays, passengers faced another day of major disruptions.

Munsif News 24×7: IndiGo’s already turbulent week intensified on Thursday when its Madinah–Hyderabad flight was urgently diverted to Ahmedabad following a bomb threat, adding to nationwide frustration over mass cancellations and operational delays.

According to airport officials, the indigo aircraft made a safe emergency landing at Ahmedabad’s Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport around 12:30 pm, where security teams immediately cordoned off the area for inspection. All passengers and crew were safely deboarded before a detailed security sweep began.

Bomb Threat Email Triggers Immediate Diversion

Authorities confirmed that IndiGo received an email claiming a bomb was planted on the Madinah–Hyderabad flight, prompting the pilot to request an emergency landing at the nearest available airport — Ahmedabad.

Key Points

Local police units joined the CISF and NDRF in conducting a thorough sweep of the aircraft. Early checks did not reveal any suspicious items, and the investigation is ongoing.

Mass Cancellations Intensify Passenger Frustration

The bomb-threat diversion came at a time when IndiGo is already facing widespread cancellations across major metros.

Reasons for the Disruptions

Passengers across cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad have experienced long queues, last-minute cancellations, and schedule uncertainty, making this one of the airline’s most challenging weeks.

A Turbulent Week for IndiGo

With mass cancellations continuing and a bomb threat forcing the Madinah–Hyderabad flight to divert to Ahmedabad, IndiGo’s operational challenges have escalated sharply. Munsif News 24×7 will continue monitoring updates on the investigation, passenger impact, and restoration of normal operations.

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