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A United Airlines flight bound for Spain had to turn back to Newark, New Jersey, after a passenger's Bluetooth device caused a disruption. The flight had been in the air for over four hours when the decision was made to return to the origin airport. AI
A United Airlines flight en route to Spain was forced to return to Newark shortly after takeoff due to a passenger's Bluetooth device being named "BOMB". The flight, carrying 190 passengers and 12 crew members, landed safely back in Newark. The incident prompted an inspection of the aircraft by security personnel. AI
A United Airlines flight from Newark to Mallorca was forced to return to its origin airport due to a passenger's Bluetooth speaker being named 'BOMB.' The flight crew issued multiple warnings for passengers to turn off Bluetooth devices, and when some did not comply, the aircraft declared a general emergency and diverted. Upon landing, passengers were met by law enforcement and deplaned without their belongings for a security sweep. AI