Overview
- The Rajiv Gandhi International Airport received an email bomb threat targeting Flight LH752 at 18:01 on June 15, while the Boeing 787-9 was still outside Indian airspace.
- Without landing clearance in Hyderabad, the Dreamliner turned back mid-flight and landed in Frankfurt about two hours after departure.
- Hyderabad authorities formed a bomb threat assessment committee and followed standard operating procedures to advise the aircraft’s diversion.
- Lufthansa arranged overnight accommodation for all affected passengers and rebooked them on a replacement Frankfurt-Hyderabad flight.
- The rescheduled service departed on June 16 and landed safely in Hyderabad late that night, with no injuries reported.