Azur Air plane lands in Goa after forced landing in Uzbekistan
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An Azur Air plane landed at Dabolim Airport in Goa, which initially flew from Perm, but on January 21 was forced to make landing in Uzbekistan due to a false bomb report.
Landing in Goa occurred at 00:45 on January 22 local time (22:15 Moscow time), the Russian Consulate General in Mumbai said TASS. According to local media, there were 238 people on the plane.
This is the second time in January that an Azur Air flight to Goa was reported to have been bombed. January 9 An Azur Air plane flying from Moscow committed emergency landing in the Indian state of Gujarat due to a bomb report. During the inspection, no explosives or suspicious items were found on board.
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