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In the context of aviation security, allegations of bomb threats often trigger emergency landings and security checks.
A note saying "There is 1 kg of C4 in the rear cargo" was found in the sink of the AJet passenger plane, which came from Ankara to Şanlıurfa and had 143 people, including 7 crew members.
After the pilots reported the situation to the tower, the passengers on the plane landed at Şanlıurfa GAP Airport and were evacuated by taking intense security measures.
Later, no negative effects were found in the checks carried out by the bomb disposal team.
Şanlıurfa Governor Hasan Şıldak, in his statement to journalists at the airport, said that the search operation, which was initiated after a note stating that "there was explosive material" on the passenger plane, was concluded.
Stating that no negative effects were encountered, Şıldak said, "After the work, the plane was taken to the parking area. We are returning air traffic to normal. I wish all our passengers and crew affected by the incident to get well soon." he said.
Governor Şıldak responded to the question whether there were any detentions regarding the issue: "The judicial process continues. Necessary research and examination will be carried out within the scope of the judicial investigation carried out by our Chief Public Prosecutor's Office. All necessary evidence collection activities continue. There is no security problem at the moment, and we have started air traffic." he replied.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The judicial investigation will identify the person who wrote the note and initiate the necessary criminal proceedings.
Likely · Within weeks
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