“The Times of Israel” quoted Israel Public Broadcasting Corporation on the 13th local time as saying that another Delta Air Lines flight from New York to Israel received a bomb threat. However, after US security personnel inspected the plane, the flight was allowed to take off. Also, according to the “Jerusalem Post” report, the police received a phone call earlier. The other party claimed that a bomb had been placed on the plane, and then the flight was banned from taking off. Authorities suspect that the caller may have been the same person who previously claimed that a bomb had been hidden aboard a Delta Air Lines passenger plane that landed at Israel's Ben-Gurion airport. Earlier, according to Israeli sources, on the morning of the 13th local time, a US Delta Air Lines passenger plane flying from New York to Tel Aviv, Israel landed at Ben-Gurion International Airport after receiving an anonymous report that there was a bomb threat on the plane. Preliminary assessments showed that the bomb alert was a false alarm.

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