Cargo planes grounded over US bomb alert

[DVTimes]

Cargo planes grounded over US bomb alert

[DVTimes]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-11654390

Several cargo planes have been grounded at separate US airports as authorities investigate suspicious packages, the Transportation Security Administration has said.

The investigations are at Newark in New Jersey and Philadelphia.

The planes were taken to remote locations to be searched.

An unconfirmed report by CNN said that a bomb had been discovered on a UPS flight to Chicago from Yemen when it was stopped in London.

CNN said the alert in London centred on an ink toner cartridge converted into a bomb.

It was reported that at least one of the cargo planes being swept was a UPS jet at Philadelphia.

"Out of an abundance of caution the planes were moved to a remote location where they are being met by law enforcement officials," the TSA said.

A UPS courier truck in New York was also being investigated.

But there has been no confirmation as to whether it is linked to the airport checks.

[Phoenix]

damn how do you even find pilots willing to fly from yemen or some of those places..lol

[DVTimes]

Suspect Package Found On Planes In UK

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-...men_To_Chicago

A suspicious package has been found on a cargo plane in the UK, sparking a security alert in the US.

[dyna mo]

ruh roh, i have some toner en route to me.

[DVTimes]

High alert in U.S. after suspicious package found in UK

http://edition.cnn.com/2010/US/10/29...cern/?hpt=Sbin

(CNN) -- Airports in some of the United States were on high alert Friday after investigators found a suspicious package on a plane in the United Kingdom the night before, a law enforcement source with detailed knowledge of the investigation said.

The suspicious package, which contained a "manipulated" toner cartridge, tested negative for explosive material, the source said, but it led to heightened inspection of arriving cargo flights in Newark, New Jersey and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and a UPS truck in New York.

Police also were investigating a suspicious package at the distribution center of an airport in East Midlands, in the United Kingdom, an airport spokesman said. Authorities said they could not immediately connect that investigation to the ones unfolding in New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania.

Authorities seemed most focused on inspecting cargo planes.

Investigators were examining two UPS planes that landed at Philadelphia International Airport and another at Newark Liberty International Airport in Newark, New Jersey, said Mike Mongeot, a UPS spokesman.

Authorities are focusing on flights coming from Yemen into the United States, according to the source.

The Transportation and Security Administration said authorities were acting "out of an abundance of caution."

"The planes were moved to a remote location where they are being met by law enforcement officials and swept," the administration said in a statement.

UPS said it is cooperating with authorities, and its shipment is being removed from the aircraft.

In Philadelphia, three people aboard one plane were removed from the plane and scanned with negative results, the Philadelphia Fire Department said. The type of material that may be involved is not known, officials said.

In Newark, investigators were examining another UPS plane, said Mike Mangot, a UPS spokesman.

In New York, the bomb squad responded to a report of a suspected explosive device inside a package aboard a UPS truck, the deputy police commissioner, Paul Browne, said.

Meanwhile, in the United Kingdom, police were investigating a reported suspicious package at the East Midlands Airport, an airport spokesman, Russell Craig said. The investigation caused minimal disruption and only affected the freight distribution area, he said.

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Originally Posted by Phoenix

damn how do you even find pilots willing to fly from yemen or some of those places..lol

[PornoStar69]

hahahaha terrorism for sheeple

[_Richard_]

Originally Posted by DVTimes

High alert in U.S. after suspicious package found in UK

http://edition.cnn.com/2010/US/10/29...cern/?hpt=Sbin

(CNN) -- Airports in some of the United States were on high alert Friday after investigators found a suspicious package on a plane in the United Kingdom the night before, a law enforcement source with detailed knowledge of the investigation said.

The suspicious package, which contained a "manipulated" toner cartridge, tested negative for explosive material, the source said, but it led to heightened inspection of arriving cargo flights in Newark, New Jersey and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and a UPS truck in New York.

Police also were investigating a suspicious package at the distribution center of an airport in East Midlands, in the United Kingdom, an airport spokesman said. Authorities said they could not immediately connect that investigation to the ones unfolding in New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania.

Authorities seemed most focused on inspecting cargo planes.

Investigators were examining two UPS planes that landed at Philadelphia International Airport and another at Newark Liberty International Airport in Newark, New Jersey, said Mike Mongeot, a UPS spokesman.

Authorities are focusing on flights coming from Yemen into the United States, according to the source.

The Transportation and Security Administration said authorities were acting "out of an abundance of caution."

"The planes were moved to a remote location where they are being met by law enforcement officials and swept," the administration said in a statement.

UPS said it is cooperating with authorities, and its shipment is being removed from the aircraft.

In Philadelphia, three people aboard one plane were removed from the plane and scanned with negative results, the Philadelphia Fire Department said. The type of material that may be involved is not known, officials said.

In Newark, investigators were examining another UPS plane, said Mike Mangot, a UPS spokesman.

In New York, the bomb squad responded to a report of a suspected explosive device inside a package aboard a UPS truck, the deputy police commissioner, Paul Browne, said.

Meanwhile, in the United Kingdom, police were investigating a reported suspicious package at the East Midlands Airport, an airport spokesman, Russell Craig said. The investigation caused minimal disruption and only affected the freight distribution area, he said.

so they didn't find a bomb?

[DVTimes]

bump......................

[mineistaken]

Originally Posted by Phoenix

damn how do you even find pilots willing to fly from yemen or some of those places..lol

You forgot that nowdays there are millions of imigrants including muslims with US passports. Some of them are pilots.