Libyan plane, possibly hijacked.
The aircraft reported that the hijackers had threatened to blow up bombs
A passenger plane of Libya is reported to be forcibly taken down in Malta and was possibly hijacked aircraft as the Prime Minister says.
According to local media alfryqyh Air Lines Airbus Zero-to-Three was the turning point in that it was flying inside Libya.
There are 118 people aboard the plane and it was going to Tripoli.
Two of the aircraft reported that the hijackers had threatened to blow up the bomb.
Prime Minister of Malta Joseph muskat said the country's security forces are ready to cope with any emergency.
Malta International Airport said the airport's management has confirmed in a tweet 'is a legal intervention.
The emergency team has been sent.
Connect to Darren zmyt Reuters photographer in Malta, told the BBC that she can see the vehicles and many soldiers of the Special Forces.
Flights from Malta to Italy was the turn of the island Cecilia.
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