Crime & Safety
Flight Diverted To Pittsburgh After Bomb Threat Discovered
An American Airlines plane was forced to land in Pittsburgh after a flight attendant found a bomb threat on board.

MOON TOWNSHIP, PA — An American Airlines flight from Newark to Dallas was diverted to Pittsburgh Wednesday after a bomb threat was discovered in an airplane restroom.
A flight attendant noticed faint pink writing in the restroom stating a bomb was on board and notified the pilot. The flight was then diverted to Pittsburgh International Airport and met by FBI agents, local police officers and K-9s.
An FBI spokesman told WPXI-TV that a thorough sweep of the plane occurred and no active threat on the plane was discovered. The flight resumed and landed safely in Dallas.
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It is unclear when the threat in the restroom was written.
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