SIA bomb threat

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While fighter jets were scrambled in the wee hours of Wednesday (Sept 28), a passenger on board Singapore Airlines flight SQ33 had no idea it was due to a ...

Police investigations are ongoing." Four hours delay because of this guy and he got arrested." [were also on site to verify the bomb threat](https://www.facebook.com/mindefsg/posts/pfbid03E7HDjjVAADdVm9hx3rYe3zF51kzsvZioZRTErHcSBBUeq5bKSM2SuTyWF7TThgEl).

A Singapore Airlines (SIA) passenger was arrested on Wednesday after assaulting a cabin-crew member and falsely claiming there was a bomb on board a plane.

The passengers and crew were allowed to disembark only after all checks had been conducted. According to Singapore's Defense Ministry, "teams from [the army's] Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Explosives Defence Group and Airport Police Division were on site to verify the claims." This was because of a suspected bomb threat on board the aircraft," the Singapore Air Force said Wednesday. [Police](https://www.newsweek.com/topic/police) Force (SPF) said they were alerted of the threat at 2:40 a.m. The plane landed safely in Changi Airport at 5:51 a.m. [Fake bomb threats](https://www.newsweek.com/woman-pulls-out-mysterious-metal-box-mid-flight-sparking-bomb-fears-1742960) are not uncommon in aviation, and in early July, a British teenager was fined $53,000 for claiming there was an explosive device on board an EasyJet flight from London Gatwick to Menorca in Spain.

A Singapore Airlines flight from San Francisco International (SFO) to the city state's Changi Airport (SIN) was the subject of a bomb threat this morning, ...

FlightRadar24.com shows that the aircraft operating Singapore Airlines flight SQ33 at the time of the bomb threat was an Airbus A350-900 registered as 9V-SMW. "The safety of our customers and staff is always our top priority. The Star Alliance carrier also added: This is because, as Channel News Asia notes, the aircraft had to taxi to a remote stand for security checks due to the threat. Its arrival into the city-state took place under the escort of two F-16C/D fighter jets from the Republic of Singapore Air Force. Despite this, it landed safely, and the local military eventually determined the threat to have been a hoax.

A passenger has described her experience on board the Singapore Airlines (SIA) flight that suffered a bomb scare.

After the fiasco was over, she shared a picture of a pillow that SIA provided to all passengers as an apology for the experience. In addition, the OP managed to hear the passenger make the bomb threat. Assuming they were in the air for “someone important”, she was taken aback to discover the jets were actually deployed for her flight. A passenger who was on the plane at the time of the incident took to Twitter to describe her experience. As a result of the incident, she suffered a four-hour delay in her trip. [Singapore Airlines (SIA) flight](https://mustsharenews.com/bomb-threat-singapore-airlines/) experienced a bomb scare, causing the activation of fighter jets.

A 37-year old man was arrested on Wednesday morning (28 September) after making a bomb threat on board a Singapore Airlines (SIA) flight from San Francisco. The ...

The passenger had claimed that there was a bomb in a hand-carry bag on the SQ33 flight, and had assaulted the crew, said the Ministry of Defence (MINDEF) in a Facebook post. A 37-year old man was arrested on Wednesday morning (28 September) after making a bomb threat on board a Singapore Airlines (SIA) flight from San Francisco. A Singapore Airlines flight to San Francisco was escorted by fighter jets after a passenger allegedly claimed there was a bomb in his carry-on bag and assaulted the crew.

Fighter jets were circling around us for a good hour until we landed." — SIA passenger.

The Explosive Ordnance Disposal Battalion were involved too and gave the all clear. The Explosive Ordnance Disposal Battalion were involved too and gave the all-clear. “He was restrained by the crew, and subsequently arrested… 4 hours delay because of this guy and he got arrested. “This guy yelled at the back of airplane saying there is a bomb. 4 hours delay because of this guy, and he got arrested.

He is accused of shouting that there was a bomb on the plane and assaulting an SIA cabin crew member. Read more at straitstimes.com.

"Beyond the fear and inconvenience caused to other members of the public, the making of false threats comes at a cost, in the extensive public resources that have to be deployed to deal with the incident." As a result of the additional security measures that had to be implemented to ensure the safety of all persons on board the flight, there was a delay of more than four hours in disembarkation. In response to queries, an SIA spokesman said SQ33 headed to an isolated part of the airport for security checks after landing, and was then towed to Terminal 3 after the checks were completed. The police were informed of the threat at about 2.40am on Wednesday. In a statement on Thursday, the police said he then allegedly assaulted a cabin crew member who tried to intervene and restrain him. [making a false bomb threat on a Singapore Airlines (SIA) flight](https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/fighter-jets-scrambled-as-man-arrested-for-allegedly-making-bomb-threat-on-homebound-singapore-airlines-plane) was charged on Thursday for causing alarm and voluntarily causing hurt.

A 37-year-old American man has been charged for making a false bomb threat aboard SIA flight SQ33. His urine test was positive for drugs.

[took to Twitter to share her experience](https://mustsharenews.com/sia-bomb-scare/) of being stuck on the plane. The passenger was then restrained on board. SIA apologised for the inconvenience caused. She said her flight suffered a four-hour delay due to the incident. He was charged for causing alarm and voluntarily causing hurt during the incident where he allegedly shouted that a bomb was on the plane. [bomb scare on Singapore Airlines (SIA) flight SQ33](https://mustsharenews.com/bomb-threat-singapore-airlines/) was charged in court on Thursday (29 Sep).

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): A man who allegedly made a false bomb threat on a plane and assaulted a cabin crew member on Wednesday ...

There are many reasons why they got in - sometimes it's familial, sometimes it's circumstantial. On Sept 23, the High Court ordered him to be confined indefinitely. "They are in that situation. A three-year-old girl who ate a cookie containing the drug had to be rushed to the hospital, Shanmugam said. He cited the case of a 25-year-old man who caused the deaths of his mother and grandmother while under the influence of hallucinogenic drug lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) in 2019. In the case he was referring to, the 37-year-old man - who is suspected to have consumed controlled drugs - was arrested for purportedly making the threat on board a Singapore Airlines flight from San Francisco.