Yet Another Commercial Airline FORCED To Make EMERGENCY Landing

A United Airlines flight from Los Angeles, California on course to Vancouver, Canada was forced to land abruptly on Monday evening.

According to reports, the flight was forced to make an emergency landing in San Francisco due to a bomb threat received by several passengers via an Apple Airdrop.

Not much is known about the origin of the threat or details surrounding the case, although investigators deemed the threat level as not-so-credible. ABC 7 News reports:

The flight from LAX to Vancouver landed at SFO just before 9:30 p.m. PT. Flight tracking shows the flight made it almost to Oregon before turning around.

It is not yet clear if any individuals have been arrested in connection to the mid-flight bomb threats as of now and none of the flight’s 148 passengers or crew were harmed during the incident. Multiple outlets confirmed on Tuesday:

A United Airlines flight headed to Vancouver, Canada from Los Angeles made an emergency landing in San Francisco Monday night due to an alleged bomb threat, officials said. https://t.co/XLbVLkzDRX

— ABC7 Eyewitness News (@ABC7) November 14, 2023

Passenger 'bomb threat' forces United Airlines flight from LA to Vancouver to make emergency landing at San Francisco before officials deem danger 'not credible' https://t.co/6ZDxopveOB pic.twitter.com/pC67f2tmvO

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) November 14, 2023

United Airlines plane makes emergency landing in San Francisco because of bomb threat https://t.co/ou9hTrpSSu

— MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) November 14, 2023

A United Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Vancouver made an emergency landing in San Francisco after an alleged bomb threat, officials said. https://t.co/b0a5QqxYnm

— ABC30 Fresno (@ABC30) November 14, 2023

OANN had more details:

Investigators are also currently speaking to passengers who were on board the flight, asking about any additional information regarding the alleged bomb threat.

It is unclear what particularly generated the security issue, however, a person who claimed to be aboard the flight wrote on X, formerly Twitter, that the threat was implemented via AirDrop.