
Um avião da Austrian Airlines foi escoltado por um caça MiG-29 da Força Aérea búlgara após receber uma ameaça de bomba enquanto sobrevoava a Romênia, pousando em segurança em Sófia com 57 pessoas a bordo.
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O incidente ocorreu durante um voo da Austrian Airlines que sobrevoava o espaço aéreo romeno, quando foi acionado o código de emergência squawk 7700 devido a uma ameaça de bomba.
Operado pela Austrian Airlines, o avião pousou em Sófia após receber a ameaça, quando se aproximava da Romênia, informou o Ministério dos Transportes búlgaro.
A Força Aérea da Bulgária deslocou um caça MiG-29 para escoltar o Airbus A320, segundo os procedimentos estabelecidos, informaram as autoridades.
Seis tripulantes e 51 passageiros estavam a bordo do avião da Austrian Airlines, segundo a companhia aérea. Os passageiros seriam reacomodados em outros voos, após uma inspeção de segurança.
Segundo dados do Flightradar24, o avião entrou no espaço aéreo romeno por volta das 21h10 locais, antes de se voltar para o sul e retornar à Bulgária, onde pousou.
Dados de outra plataforma de rastreamento de voos, a ADS-B Exchange, indicam que a aeronave estava transmitindo o código squawk 7700, um sinal de emergência geral. Uma investigação sobre o incidente foi iniciada.
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Uma investigação sobre o incidente será concluída em breve
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