World · Middle East · 2 hrs ago
Delta plane cleared after anonymous bomb threat at Ben Gurion Airport
A Delta Air Lines flight from New York landed at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv on Tuesday.
An anonymous report alleged that a suspicious device was on board.
Passengers quickly left the aircraft after it landed.
Airport security moved the plane to a remote area and inspected it.
Security checks found nothing unusual, and the plane was cleared.
Airport operations returned to normal after the incident.
A Delta Air Lines plane arriving from New York was cleared after security checks at Ben Gurion Airport on Tuesday.
The checks followed an anonymous report alleging that a suspicious device was on board.
Passengers disembarked swiftly, and the aircraft was moved to a remote area for inspection.
The Israel Airports Authority said there were no unusual findings and airport operations had returned to normal.
- Who
- Delta Air Lines passengers and the Israel Airports Authority.
- What
- A Delta plane was inspected after an anonymous report alleged a suspicious device was on board, then cleared.
- When
- Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
- Where
- Ben Gurion Airport, Tel Aviv, Israel.
- Why
- An anonymous report alleged that a suspicious device was on board.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The Delta plane from New York landed at Ben Gurion Airport, and passengers disembarked swiftly.
Security personnel inspected the plane after an anonymous report, and it was cleared with no unusual findings.
- Airline
- Delta Air Lines
- Arrival city
- New York
- Airport
- Ben Gurion Airport
- Threat report
- Anonymous report alleging a suspicious device on board
- Inspection result
- No unusual findings
What people are saying
The aircraft was thoroughly inspected by Ben Gurion Airport security personnel



