According to Phile News on September 18, authorities were alerted when a plane planning to fly to the UK experienced an explosion at the Eiraklion Airport.
The explosion occurred shortly before the plane was scheduled to take off. Preliminary reports indicate that the explosion was caused by electronic devices, specifically a power bank and an e-cigarette in a passenger's bag on their seat.
This aircraft was carrying a total of 236 passengers and did not continue to its destination after the incident occurred. Fortunately, there were no reports of any injuries in the incident.
Airline companies and relevant departments are cooperating to investigate the exact cause of the explosion, authorities are looking into whether the equipment was mistakenly activated, leading to the explosion.
The authorities stated that their focus will be on informing passengers about the rules for transporting electronic devices and the preventative measures that should be taken to avoid similar incidents in the future.
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