Emergency landing aircraft Chile after bomb threat

santiago - Four aircraft have made an emergency landing in Chile and Peru after bomb threats. That has been announced by Chilean air traffic control.

These are two aircraft of LATAM Airlines and two of the Chilean budget flyer Sky. The four aircraft and passengers have been checked at the airports of Chile and Peru. Sky later reported that a third aircraft had not taken off due to the bomb alert.

According to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation of Chile (DGAC), no traces of a bomb were found and another aircraft could resume his flight later.

The ministry of transport of Peru, where a LATAM aircraft made an emergency landing in the city of Pisco, reported that no one has been injured and that an explosion service is investigating the aircraft. 'At the moment the situation is under control', says a statement.

LATAM stated in a statement that all affected passengers are being transported with other flights. 'The authorities have not found any evidence at the moment that passengers have been in danger. '