An Australian airport has been evacuated following a 'bomb threat' on board an incoming aircraft, the Express can confirm.
Dubbo Airport, in New South Wales, 400km from Sydney, was cleared on Monday morning (June 29) after the threat was made.
All passengers aboard the aircraft have safely disembarked.
Emergency services are currently conducting investigations into the threat.
A council statement said: "Dubbo Regional Council was notified of a bomb threat on a plane destined for Dubbo this morning."
"The plane has landed safely and all 74 passengers and crew have disembarked. Further investigations are underway by relevant emergency services.
"The Dubbo Regional Airport terminal has been evacuated and is currently closed.
"People are advised to stay away from the area and there are police barricades in place.
"If you have a flight today, please contact your airline for further information."
