An Air India flight, AI 2030, traveling from Frankfurt, Germany, to New Delhi, India, was diverted to Jaipur on Wednesday following a security alert that involved a reported bomb threat and a suspected hijacking rumour. The aircraft landed safely at Jaipur International Airport, where it was moved to an isolation bay for thorough inspections by security personnel.

The diversion occurred as the flight was nearing Indian airspace, prompting a swift response from Air Traffic Control and various security agencies. Upon landing, the Central Industrial Security Force, local police, and the Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad began examining both the aircraft and the passengers' luggage to ensure safety.

Reports indicate that the alert was primarily linked to a hijacking rumour rather than a confirmed bomb threat. An airport official, who spoke to Hindustan Times on the condition of anonymity, stated, "It was a hijacking rumour, not a bomb threat. It’s too early to comment officially on the matter. An investigation is underway."

All passengers and crew members were safely evacuated from the aircraft and taken to a designated holding area within the airport terminal. This quick action ensured the safety of everyone on board as the situation unfolded.

As of now, neither Air India nor the authorities at Jaipur airport have released an official statement regarding the incident. Investigations are ongoing to determine the source of the alert and the specifics surrounding the reported hijacking rumour. Further details are expected as security agencies continue their inquiries into the matter, with the nature of the alert still not independently verified at the time of this report.