JAMNAGAR/PANAJI: The Azur Air worldwide flight from Moscow which made an emergency situation landing at Gujarats Jamnagar airport following a bomb risk lastly got to its destination Goa on Tuesday afternoon, an official said.

Moscow-Goa flight with 244 passengers diverted to Gujarat after bomb threatThe Moscow-Goa flight with 236 travelers and eight team members was diverted to the Jamnagar airport on Monday night after the bomb threat.The passengers and crew were evacuated securely and they spent the night at the Jamnagar airport lounge.

Security workers later on thoroughly examined the airplane along with the luggage of travelers and nothing suspicious was discovered, authorities said.

The flight carrying all the travelers and crew members removed from the Jamnagar airport at around 1.20 pm on Tuesday, more than 15 hours after it made the emergency situation landing there.Jamnagar: No suspicious things discovered on Moscow-Goa flightIt landed at the Dabolim Airport in Goa at 2.39 pm, a senior authorities from the airport informed PTI.

The National Security Guard (NSG) and Jamnagar cops teams completed inspecting the aircraft on Tuesday early morning and found no suspicious things, Jamnagar Superintendent of Police Premsukh Delu informed PTI.Emergency landing after bomb threat: Nothing suspicious found on Moscow-Goa flight, state policeThe bomb disposal squad of local authorities started checking the flight on Monday night.

Later on, the very first NSG group got here from Ahmedabad at around midnight.

Another NSG group got here from Delhi at around 3 am, Delu stated.

Earlier, Jamnagar Collector Sourabh Pardhi told PTI, The Jamnagar Air Force base informed us about the bomb risk.

Perhaps, the risk was received by the Goa ATC (Air Traffic Control).

The search has actually been finished and nothing suspicious was found.

(With PTI inputs)