American Airlines Flight Diverted to Rome Over Bomb Threat Deemed Non-Credible

The New York to Delhi flight was escorted by Italian fighter jets and landed safely in Rome, where thorough security checks were conducted.

American Airlines Flight 292, traveling from JFK Airport to New Delhi, was diverted to Rome on Sunday due to a bomb threat received via email.
The threat was later deemed non-credible, but Indian aviation protocols required a thorough inspection before the plane could land in Delhi.
Italian Air Force Eurofighter jets escorted the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner to Leonardo da Vinci International Airport, where it landed safely with 199 passengers and 15 crew members onboard.
Passengers were subjected to heightened security screenings in Rome, and those without valid European visas were accommodated in airport lounges.
The flight is scheduled to resume its journey to New Delhi after a mandatory crew rest period, with no disruptions reported at the Rome airport.