Earlier today, a Singapore Airlines (SIA) flight experienced a bomb scare, causing the activation of fighter jets.
A passenger who was on the plane at the time of the incident took to Twitter to describe her experience.
She witnessed the fighter jets guarding the plane for an hour, assuming they were for “someone important”.
As a result of the incident, she suffered a four-hour delay in her trip.
In her tweet at 10.25am on Wednesday (28 Sep), the woman detailed her experience on board the flight.
She witnessed the fighter jets circling the plane, stating they did so for a “good hour”.
Assuming they were in the air for “someone important”, she was taken aback to discover the jets were actually deployed for her flight.
In addition, the OP managed to hear the passenger make the bomb threat.
“This guy yelled at the back of airplane, saying there is a bomb,” she noted.
Four hours delay because of this guy and he got arrested.
After the fiasco was over, she shared a picture of a pillow that SIA provided to all passengers as an apology for the experience.
MS News has reached out to the woman for more information.
According to The Straits Times (ST), the incident occurred on flight SQ33, which left San Francisco at 1.26pm on Tuesday, Singapore time.
Speaking to MS News, an SIA spokesperson said an unruly passenger had assaulted a cabin crew member and made a bomb threat.
The crew managed to restrain him and handed him over to airport police upon landing at Changi Airport.
In a separate tweet on 28 Sep, Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen confirmed the activation of F-16 jets for the flight.
Police investigations are now ongoing, with preliminary findings revealing that the passenger had claimed to carry a bomb in a hand-carry bag.
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