United Airlines Flight To Spain's Return To NJ Because Of Bluetooth Network Name

A United Airlines flight from Newark Liberty International to Palma de Mallorca, Spain, diverted back to Newark after a security concern related to a Bluetooth device name. The Boeing 767 carried 190 passengers and 12 crew, and landed at 9:37 p.m.; passengers were evacuated and rescreened by TSA and border authorities before a replacement flight with a new crew departed and arrived in Palma later on Sunday. United has not disclosed the exact cause, though the incident follows other security-related events the airline has faced this month.