Riyadh-Bound Flynas Flight Receives Hoax Bomb Threat at Hyderabad Airport

Emergency Protocols Activated at RGIA

Hyderabad's Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA) was placed on high alert on Thursday, December 25, 2025, following an email bomb threat targeting a Riyadh-bound Flynas flight XY 325. The threat, received by the airport's customer support email account, prompted immediate activation of comprehensive security and emergency protocols.

Flight Lands Safely After Thorough Checks

Despite the alarming threat, Flynas flight XY 325 successfully landed in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, without incident. Upon receiving the alert, airport officials, in coordination with multiple security agencies, initiated a series of stringent measures. These included:

• Placing security agencies on high alert.
• Restricting access to the aircraft.
• Deploying specialized teams for inspection.
• Safely deboarding all passengers.
• Conducting detailed examinations of the aircraft, baggage, and cargo.

After a comprehensive sweep, authorities confirmed that no explosive material was found, and the bomb threat was officially declared a hoax.

Investigation Underway Amidst Recent Threats

Authorities have launched an investigation to trace the origin of the threatening email. This incident marks another in a series of hoax bomb threats that have recently targeted Hyderabad's RGIA. Over the past few weeks in December 2025, the airport has experienced multiple similar scares involving various international and domestic flights, all of which were ultimately determined to be hoaxes after extensive security checks. These repeated false alarms have led to heightened vigilance and ongoing efforts to identify the individuals responsible for these disruptive threats.