2016 Air New Zealand incident
Two Air New Zealand ATR 72 on the tarmac at Christchurch Airport similar to the one involved. | |
Incident | |
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Date | November 28, 2016 |
Summary | Suspected bomb |
Site | Christchurch Airport, Christchurch, New Zealand |
Aircraft | |
Aircraft type | ATR-72 |
Operator | Mount Cook Airlines on behalf of Air New Zealand |
Flight origin | Christchurch Airport, Christchurch, New Zealand |
Passengers | 68 |
Crew | 4 |
Fatalities | 0 |
Injuries | 0 |
Survivors | 72 (all) |
Air New Zealand ATR on behal of Mount Cook Airlines was boarding when suddenly a alarm warned that there is a bomb onboard the aircraft. Police arrived and checked the lugage,passengers and the entire cabin. It turned out as a false alarm.
Incident[edit]
The aircraft finished boarding at Christchurch Airport. The plane was taxing on the tarmac intill a bomb alarm sounded on the flight. The police arrived with all the passenger lined up by a Riches bus that was taking the crew member of athoer airlines. The police checked everyone on board and the luggage but there was no bomb, it was a false alarm. The plane took off a few hours later to the destination.
Police Reaction[edit]
The New Zealand Police stated that it was a false alarm and they had checked everywhere on the aircraft but there was no bomb or any wepons that is not aloud on any flights in New Zealand.
References[edit]
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