Security Alert At Mumbai Airport

Security agencies at Delhi airport went in to frenzy after a passenger on-board Jet Airways flight tweeted about plane being 'hijacked' to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday morning.

It was the classic case of 'crying wolf'. On Sunday, Mumbai, Chennai and Hyderabad international airports went into a tizzy, on high security alert mode following what the security agencies called a hijack threat. Anti-terror drills were launched, sniffer dogs deployed, extra checking done. Now it appears that a young man from Hyderabad, who was tr...

A pilot's warning about spotting paragliders in the airspace around the Juhu airport has resulted in a security scare.

Mumbai's domestic and international airports are on high alert after receiving a terror threat last night. Security has also been strengthened at the city's famous Taj Hotel, which was one of the locations attacked by Pakistani terrorists in November 2008.

On Monday morning a security manager's actions helped avert a fire mishap at the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (CSIA) and saved the lives of over 150 passengers on board. Sanjay Gaikwad, an official at the airport, was present at taxiway N when Jet Airways flight 9W 523 Riyadh-Mumbai, with over 150 passengers and crewmembers, landed and...

Negligent and careless behaviour of airline passengers have been giving security agencies at Mumbai airport nightmares. Sources inside the security agencies manning Mumbai Airport have revealed that in the past two months officials have carried out 40 search exercises due to unclaimed baggage lying at the airport.

The Intelligence Bureau has issued yet another security alert for the Mumbai international airport. The alert warns of a 9/11-like attack and states that a small plane could be hijacked from Karnataka's Hubli airport and then rammed into the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport in Mumbai.

Security has been tightened at Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji International airport, railway stations and other vital installations following an alert issued by Central security agencies.

Security agencies at Delhi airport went in to frenzy after a passenger on-board Jet Airways flight tweeted about plane being 'hijacked' to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday morning.

It was the classic case of 'crying wolf'. On Sunday, Mumbai, Chennai and Hyderabad international airports went into a tizzy, on high security alert mode following what the security agencies called a hijack threat. Anti-terror drills were launched, sniffer dogs deployed, extra checking done. Now it appears that a young man from Hyderabad, who was tr...

A pilot's warning about spotting paragliders in the airspace around the Juhu airport has resulted in a security scare.

Mumbai's domestic and international airports are on high alert after receiving a terror threat last night. Security has also been strengthened at the city's famous Taj Hotel, which was one of the locations attacked by Pakistani terrorists in November 2008.

On Monday morning a security manager's actions helped avert a fire mishap at the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (CSIA) and saved the lives of over 150 passengers on board. Sanjay Gaikwad, an official at the airport, was present at taxiway N when Jet Airways flight 9W 523 Riyadh-Mumbai, with over 150 passengers and crewmembers, landed and...

Negligent and careless behaviour of airline passengers have been giving security agencies at Mumbai airport nightmares. Sources inside the security agencies manning Mumbai Airport have revealed that in the past two months officials have carried out 40 search exercises due to unclaimed baggage lying at the airport.

The Intelligence Bureau has issued yet another security alert for the Mumbai international airport. The alert warns of a 9/11-like attack and states that a small plane could be hijacked from Karnataka's Hubli airport and then rammed into the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport in Mumbai.

Security has been tightened at Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji International airport, railway stations and other vital installations following an alert issued by Central security agencies.