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Passengers leave the Terminal One building heading for ground transport at New York's John F Kennedy Airport, May 25, 2015. US warplanes were scrambled to escort an Air France passenger jet flying from Paris to New York on Monday, officials said, following one of several threats against commercial aircraft which proved to be unfounded. Flight AF022 landed at JFK airport without incident after being escorted to land by two F-15 fighter jets ordered to accompany the aircraft as a precaution by NORAD, the joint US-Canadian monitoring force. The FBI said in a statement the plane was searched upon landing and the threat had turned out to be false. AFP PHOTO/ TREVOR COLLENS (Photo credit should read TREVOR COLLENS/AFP via Getty Images)
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