http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/1230southwestplane-ON.html Southwest flight returns to Phoenix after threats called into Sky Harbor Associated Press Dec. 30, 2005 10:08 PM A Southwest Airlines flight to El Paso was brought back to Phoenix on Friday night after telephoned threats were received, authorities said. Officials at Sky Harbor International Airport said Flight 792 landed without incident and all 90 passengers aboard were being re-screened along with their luggage at an isolated area of the airport. "We received a threat but I can't elaborate on that," said Marilee McInnis, a spokeswoman for Southwest Airlines in Dallas. "We turned the plane around and notified the proper authorities." Julie Rodriguez, a Sky Harbor spokeswoman, said the plane departed Phoenix at 8:10 p.m. MST and "a couple of calls came in that caused concerns." Rodriguez said it was not clear where the calls originated and referred all questions to the Transportation Security Administration, which did not immediately return calls. The 90 passengers were to be put on other flights to El Paso later Friday night, according to Rodriguez.