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FBI responds after American Airlines flight forced to divert due to ‘disruptive passenger,’ report says

An American Airlines flight was diverted after a passenger became disruptive on Sunday afternoon, according to local reports.

Flight 2819 was originally scheduled to fly from New York’s JFK airport to Chicago O’Hare, but was diverted to Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport due to the disruption, according to Fox 2, which cited an American Airlines spokesperson.

Per airport procedure, the plane was removed from the runway and met by FBI agents and airport police.

Passengers were removed the the aircraft and waited in the terminal as it was searched “out of an abundance of caution,” Fox 2 reports. The FBI confirmed in a statement that there is no threat to the public.

The Independent has requested comment from the FBI and American Airlines.

An American Airlines flight bound for Chicago was forced to land in Detroit due to an unruly passenger on March 29. FBI investigators and local police responded to the incident and determined there was no threat to the public (Getty/iStock)
An American Airlines flight bound for Chicago was forced to land in Detroit due to an unruly passenger on March 29. FBI investigators and local police responded to the incident and determined there was no threat to the public (Getty/iStock)

“We appreciate our customers for their patience and thank our crew for their professionalism,” the airline reportedly said in its statement.

American Airlines said that the flight was rescheduled to leave the Detroit airport later on Sunday afternoon.

The nature of the disruption that forced the diverted landing, or what happened to the passenger, is not clear as of this report.

Passenger bomb threat triggers police response and evacuation on Frontier flight under investigation

A Frontier Airlines flight was moved to an isolated runway at Atlanta’s airport Sunday after a passenger made a bomb threat, prompting a law enforcement response before officials deemed the threat non-credible.

Frontier Flight 2539 from Columbus, Ohio, had landed at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and was taxiing to the gate when a passenger allegedly made the verbal threat.

As a precaution and in coordination with local authorities, the aircraft was redirected to a remote location where law enforcement responded.

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Passengers deplaned using airstairs and were bused to the terminal. Authorities later determined the threat was not credible.

The FBI and Atlanta Police Department told Fox News the incident remains under investigation, with the FBI taking the lead. Atlanta police initially took the lead, and it is unclear why the FBI took over.

“FBI Georgia responded, along with Atlanta Police, this afternoon after a flight from Columbus to Atlanta was disrupted by an unruly passenger. All passengers and crew were taken off the aircraft,” the FBI Atlanta field office said Sunday night. “The FBI can assure the traveling public there is no continuing threat related to this incident. The FBI and Atlanta Police are currently conducting interviews to gather the facts and the FBI will consult with the U.S. Attorney’s Office of the Northern District of Georgia to determine if federal charges will be filed.”

Atlanta police would not say whether anyone has been arrested.

A flight from Columbus to Atlanta was briefly waylaid by passenger threats, according to media reports.

As Frontier Airlines flight 2539 from Columbus to Atlanta was taxiing to the gate at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, a passenger made a verbal bomb threat, according to Fox News and 11 Alive in Atlanta.

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Atlanta’s 11 Alive reported that air traffic control audio indicated the passenger also threatened the woman in the seat next to him.

“He’s in his seat. He is starting to threaten to kill the lady who’s sitting next to him, and he is saying that he has a bomb on board,” the pilot said, according to the audio cited by the TV station.

“As a matter of precaution and in coordination with local authorities, the aircraft parked at a remote location while law enforcement responded,” the airline told USA TODAY.

Passengers were deplaned and bused to the terminal and it was ultimately determined there was no credible threat, according to media reports.

Fox 5 in Atlanta reported the FBI is now taking the lead in looking into the incident, which is not being investigated as a hijacking.

This is a developing story and will be updated.