In a series of bomb threats made against Indian airlines, a combined 85 new flights from Air India, IndiGo, Vistara and Akasa faced new threats on Thursday. The list includes 20 Air India, 20 Indigo, 20 Vistara and 25 Akasa flights.

Here are the flight details for each airline

Akasa Airlines

1. QP1142
2. QP1153
3. QP1324
4. QP1378
5. QP1386
6. QP1431
7. QP1451
8. QP1503
9. QP1563
10. QP1608
11. QP1612
12. QP1822
13. QP1127
14. QP1385
15. QP1486
16. QP1519
17. QP1526
18. QP1534
19. QP1563
20. QP1572
21. QP1672
22. QP1880
23. QP1887
24. QP1891
25. AKJ160H

An Akasa Air spokesperson said some of its flights operating on October 24 had received security alerts.

“Akasa Air emergency response teams are monitoring the situation and are in contact with safety and regulatory authorities. We are following all safety and security procedures in coordination with local authorities,” said the spokesperson in a statement.

Vistara:

1. United Kingdom25
2. United Kingdom107
3. United Kingdom27
4. United Kingdom116
5. United Kingdom131
6. United Kingdom146
7. United Kingdom158
8. United Kingdom162
9. United Kingdom184
10. United Kingdom273
11. United Kingdom509
12. United Kingdom516
13. United Kingdom521
14. United Kingdom533
15. United Kingdom552
16. United Kingdom555
17. United Kingdom561
18. United Kingdom589
19. United Kingdom613
20. United Kingdom615

Air India

1. Al101
2. A1105
3. A1111
4. AI119
5. AI127
6. AI129
7. AI149
8. AI173
9. AI174
10. AI178
11. AI180
12. AI186
13. AI187
14. AI190
15. AI227
16. AI301
17. AI309
18. AI313
19. AI331
20. AI347

Indigo

1. 6E11
2. 6E17
3. 6E58
4. 6E112
5. 6E125
6. 6E133
7. 6E135
8. 6E149
9. 6E196
10. 6E201
11. 6E235
12. 6E236
13. 6E259
14. 6E265
15. 6E277
16. 6E282
17. 6E304
18. 6E334
19. 6E362
20. 6E394

These flights include domestic and international routes.

Earlier Tuesday, more than 55 flights from these four airlines received similar bomb threats, which later turned out to be a hoax. Over the past 11 days, nearly 250 flights operated by Indian airlines have received bomb threats.

Earlier this week, Civil Aviation Minister K Rammohan Naidu said the government plans to take legislative steps to deal with cases of bomb threats against airlines, including registering perpetrators of such threats on the no-fly list.

(With PTI inputs)