Passengers on KM612/613 and their luggage are currently being checked.
Air Malta will be keeping passengers and the media updated with any relevant developments.
Air Malta gives utmost importance to the safety and well-being of its clients and staff and is sparing no effort to minimise the inconvenience to passengers due to circumstances beyond its control.
The airline did not disclose what kind of threats was received.
Eventually, the plane was cleared by the Fiumicino airport authorities and took off with a delay of 5 hours.
This post was published on 6 November 2017 14:45
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