Russian air hijack alarm set off in error

Two Russian airliners today radioed hijacking alarms, but the signals were transmitted in error and the planes landed safely at their destination, a spokesman for the airline said.

Two Russian airliners today radioed hijacking alarms, but the signals were transmitted in error and the planes landed safely at their destination, a spokesman for the airline said.

The two Perm Airlines An-24 turboprops were en route from Moscow to the Siberian city of Perm when the signals were triggered in error during alarm system tests, said a duty officer.

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