Bomb threat forces Japanese flight make emergency landing
A trainee Airplane crashed near Rewa (M.P.) on Friday, killing the pilot injuring the trainee
Tokyo: A Jetstar flight made an emergency landing at Chubu Centrair International Airport in Japan’s Aichi Prefecture on early today morning, the NHK broadcaster reports.
The plane was heading from Narita International Airport near Tokyo to Fukuoka, located on Japan’s Kyushu Island.
Police said the Jetstar flight made an emergency landing because of a bomb threat.
No injuries were reported, NHK said. Police are inspecting the aircraft.
An Indian plane crashed near Rewa (Madhya Pradesh) on Friday, injuring the instructor and trainee pilot. An inquiry is underway into the crash of a private company’s trainer aircraft – in the vicinity of Umari village in Chorhata Police Station limits – that claimed a pilot’s life and grievously injured a trainee. (UNI)
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