A United Airlines flight from Newark to Spain was forced to turn back after a 16-year-old passenger named his Bluetooth device "BOMB." The device was discovered shortly after takeoff, leading to a two-hour delay and a police search upon landing.
Un vuelo de United Airlines con 190 pasajeros de Newark a Palma de Mallorca tuvo que regresar a su origen debido a que un joven de 16 años nombró su dispositivo Bluetooth "BOMB". La tripulación detectó el nombre, lo que llevó a una inspección de seguridad y al desvío del vuelo.
A United Airlines flight from Newark to Spain turned back mid-flight due to a Bluetooth device named 'BOMB,' triggering a security concern. Passengers were evacuated, and the aircraft inspected before the flight eventually continued.
