Indian airlines recently faced severe disruptions due to bomb threat hoaxes, causing panic among passengers and heavy security reinforcements across airports. The hoax threats targeted several major airlines, including IndiGo, Air India, and Akasa Air. While each threat was a false alarm, they required swift action under stringent aviation security protocols, including thorough inspections, passenger evacuations, and extensive investigations. Passengers experienced significant delays, and several flights were canceled, creating operational and financial strain for airlines. Security teams, alongside law enforcement agencies, are investigating the origins of these threats and developing strategies to manage potential threats better in the future. This wave of false alarms has sparked discussions on the need for enhanced digital monitoring tools to catch similar threats earlier and limit disruptions. The incident has also led to calls for stricter penalties for perpetrators, given the financial and psychological toll on airlines, staff, and passengers. Authorities emphasize that while the threats were unfounded, they underscore vulnerabilities in aviation security and reveal a need for additional protocols to protect travelers effectively.....