Bomb Threat Forces Evacuation of Hawaiian Airlines Flight in San Diego

Hawaiian Airlines Flight Evacuated After Bomb Threat: Passengers and Crew Safely Deplaned in San Diego. A Hawaiian Airlines flight was evacuated at San Diego International Airport on Tuesday, May 20, 2025, following a bomb threat. According to airport authorities, a passenger made a verbal threat to security, prompting a swift response from the crew. The plane was immediately diverted, and all 283 passengers and 10 crew members were safely evacuated. A spokesperson for the San Diego Airport stated, "We followed established emergency protocols and conducted a thorough search of the aircraft and surrounding area." No explosive device was found. "It was a very frightening experience," said one passenger, who wished to remain anonymous. After several hours of investigation, the airport confirmed that the incident had been resolved and that normal operations had resumed. The quick response and thorough search ensured the safety of all involved, demonstrating the effectiveness of airport security measures.