A Vistara spokesperson said, "We confirm receiving security threats, on social media, for six Vistara flights operating on 20 October 2024."

After a flurry of bomb threats issued to Indian carriers throughout the week, over a dozen more flights operated by airlines like IndiGo, Vistara and Akasa Air faced security threats on Sunday.

Leading airlines including IndiGo and Vistara received the threats on. Six of these were addressed to IndiGo while and equal number were received by Vistara. Other flights that were affected by this i

The latest series of hoax calls comes a day after the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) met with airline CEOs on October 19 after multiple flights received at least 70 hoax bomb threats in the past week.

With this, in the past few days, over 40 flights operated by the Indian carriers have received bomb threats which later turned out to be hoaxes.

The Akasa Air Emergency Response team was activated and initiated all standard operating procedures, including informing regulatory authorities and the carrier was monitoring the situation. Captains and crew members of respective flights followed the required emergency procedures,

Over 20 flights from Indian airlines received bomb threats on Sunday, prompting emergency responses, though many threats this week have been confirmed as hoaxes.

Over 20 flights across Indian airlines including IndiGo, Vistara, Air India and Akasa Air received bomb threats on Sunday. Authorities are investigating the threats, which are being treated as hoaxes.

Air India passengers arriving in New York from Mumbai on Saturday were delayed by a hoax bomb threat, adding to a string of false alarms the carrier has received this month.

More than 70 fake bomb threats have been made against flights operated by multiple Indian airlines this week, Indian media reported Sunday, sparking fear among passengers and global delays.

Over 45 aircraft received bomb threats today, pushing the total number of such incidents to more than 70 in the past six days. All threats were communicated via social media, either through direct messages sent to airlines or by tagging them in posts,