An American Airlines flight returned to San Juan after a passenger reported a perceived threat based on another passenger's text message. The text message containing "RIP" was misinterpreted as a ...

An American Airlines flight diverted back to San Juan, Puerto Rico, after a passenger misinterpreted a text message they oversaw from their seat neighbor's phone and assumed it was a threat to the ...

In a statement to The Dallas Morning News, American Airlines said flight 1847 returned to San Juan “shortly after departure due to a possible security concern.” ...

An American Airlines plane was forced to return to its origin airport after a snooping passenger spotted — and misinterpreted — a text message received by another traveler. According to a report in ...

American Airlines flight 1847 took off from Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport in Isla Verde. The flight was headed for Dallas but ultimately returned to San Juan amid the perceived threat ...

A Dallas-bound American Airlines flight was forced to turn around shortly after takeoff from San Juan, Puerto Rico, after a passenger misinterpreted a text message received by a seatmate on Thursday.

The flight, American Airlines 1847, was on schedule for its trip between San Juan and Dallas, but after the passenger flagged the message the plane returned to San Juan, just 32 minutes after takeoff.

A nosy American Airlines passenger forced her flight into a diverted landing by reporting a bomb threat over a drastically misinterpreted text message they spied on another flyer’s phone. The ...

On June 28th, our family, including my daughter Yberi (8), my husband, my parents, and myself, were waiting to board Flight 2742 from San Juan, Puerto Rico, to Dallas Fort Worth at 12:59 a.m.

A message of grief led to sudden panic on board American Airlines Flight 1847 this week, forcing the plane to turn back midair shortly after departing from San Juan en route to Dallas Fort Worth, as ...