Er Srbija's flight JU134 to Moscow was diverted back to Belgrade after a security breach involving Aleksandar Vulin. The flight, which departed from Nikola Tesla Airport at 18:48, was redirected near Lithuania after a passenger failed a security check. The incident highlights concerns over airport security protocols.
The flight was redirected following confirmation that Vulin did not pass a security scan, according to reports. The flight crew and passengers were subjected to additional checks, with Vulin reportedly assisted by someone in boarding the plane. The decision to divert the flight was made by Milan Kuč, the director of corporate security at the airport.
The incident has raised questions about the security procedures at the airport, with officials stating that the flight was redirected to ensure all safety protocols were followed. The situation is being treated as a potential 'bomb warning' scenario, with the aircraft kept away from the passenger terminal until all checks are complete.
The flight was redirected near Lithuania after the security breach, with officials confirming that Vulin did not pass a security scan. The incident has led to speculation about the involvement of other passengers and the reasons behind the security measures taken.