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The Australian cricket team's flight into Chandigarh in northern India was delayed on Tuesday due to a security threat against another plane that had landed at the airport two hours earlier. 
The Jet Airways flight carrying the Australian squad at the World Twenty championship circled in the air above Chandigarh for 30 minutes before it landed and the team, oblivious to the incident, was whisked off safely to their hotel.
An official for the airline said there had been a bomb threat made against the earlier Jet Airways flight 9W2657, which had also departed from Delhi like the Australian team's plane and landed at 4pm local time.
The flight was carrying several Australian cricket journalists covering the tournament.
The plane was taken to an isolated location at the airport and ultimately cleared.
Jet Airways said in a statement the flight had been one of five subjected to threats.
"Jet Airways has received a security alert for five flights from Delhi. All flights are on ground and are being checked by security agencies at the respective airports. We regret the inconvenience caused to our guests. The safety and security of our guests and crew is always our main priority," the airline said.
Indian news outlets later reported the threats had been hoaxes.
Australia will play Pakistan in their next match of the World T20 on Friday from 8.30pm (AEDT).