A JetBlue flight from Boston to Vero Beach was diverted after a bomb threat, prompting a multi-agency response before authorities cleared the aircraft as safe.

Law enforcement conducted a thorough sweep and the plane was taxiing to a remote area; passengers were allowed to disembark only after the investigation deemed the threat non-credible.

JetBlue said the investigation is ongoing and directed further questions to law enforcement as they coordinated with authorities.

Massachusetts State Police and Boston 25 News tracked the developing situation, with updates expected as more information becomes available.

Boston 25 News continued to monitor the story, promising updates as new details emerged.

State Police said Massachusetts Port Authority alerted them to the threat, triggering an FBI, fire department, and canine response.

Authorities, including the FBI and Vero Beach officials, coordinated to gather more information as the investigation proceeded.

The bomb threat targeted a JetBlue flight departing Boston Logan for Florida, issued after a call to the Massachusetts Port Authority.

The threat originated from Boston and prompted authorities to subject the flight to an on-scene investigation before departure to Vero Beach.

The plane underwent a bomb-dog search on board while passengers remained onboard, as luggage was removed and inspected separately.

The FBI’s K-9 unit conducted bag searches, with passengers onboard and luggage screened as part of the precaution.

A bomb-sniffing dog inspected the cabin while passengers waited, and luggage was checked separately by K9 units.