Today: Allarme in volo, c'è un dispositivo bluetooth chiamato "bomba" sull'aereo: scattano le procedure antiterrorismo

Il nome del proprio dispositivo con Bluetooth è importante, specie se ci si trova a bordo di un aereo. Basta una denominazione "audace" e la sicurezza di passeggeri ed equipaggio può essere messa a repentaglio. É quello che è successo a bordo di un volo della United Airlines decollato...

Alarm in flight, there is a bluetooth device called "bomb" on the plane: anti-terrorism procedures are initiated.

The name of your Bluetooth device is important, especially if you’re on an airplane. Just a bold designation can put the safety of passengers and crew at risk. That’s what happened on a United Airlines flight departing…

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https://www.today.it/europa/attualita/bluetooth-bomba-volo-aereo-united-airlines.html

Home - CBSNews.com | United flight makes U-turn over "four-letter word" Bluetooth device

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A United Airlines Boeing 767 bound for Palma de Mallorca was forced to turn around and land back at Newark Liberty International Airport after air‑traffic control heard that a passenger’s Bluetooth device had been labeled with a profane four‑letter word, prompting a security inspection of the aircraft and cargo hold. Crew repeatedly asked passengers to turn off all Bluetooth devices, but two remained on, leading to the aircraft’s return at 9:37 p.m. and the evacuation of the 190 passengers and 12 crew members, who were re‑screened by TSA and Customs before boarding a replacement flight the next morning. The FAA said the return was due to a “passenger disturbance,” noting that airlines have logged more than 640 unruly‑passenger incidents so far in 2026, and this was United’s latest incident after a recent domestic flight diversion and an earlier collision at Newark.

Read more: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/united-flight-diverted-bluetooth-device-four-letter-word/

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United Flight 236 made an emergency return to Newark after a Bluetooth device broadcasting 'BOMB' triggered a security alert. While the device posed no technical threat to the aircraft, the incident highlights how aviation security protocols are designed to react to the *perception* of danger, leading to costly disruptions and passenger frustration.

https://www.tpp.blog/oc7h6e4

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