
AI-generated summary
The incident occurred on a flight from Ankara to Sanliurfa, after the discovery of a note about explosives on board, the plane made an emergency landing.
An AJet passenger plane flying from Ankara to Sanliurfa made an emergency landing after discovering a note indicating the presence of explosives on board.
An inspection of the plane did not reveal any explosives.
ANKARA, October 5 – RIA Novosti. An inspection of an AJet passenger plane flying from Ankara to Sanlıurfa did not reveal any explosives after a note was found on board, NTV TV channel reports.
The plane taking off from Ankara made an emergency landing after discovering a note about the presence of explosives on board, the governor of the Turkish province of Sanliurfa, where the aircraft landed, Hasan Sildak said earlier on Monday. The note was found in the plane's toilet, and security staff checked the handwriting of each passenger.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
An investigation will be conducted into the false report of explosives on board the plane.
Very likely · Within weeks

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