A suspicious device found on an Air France flight was a false alarm, the airline has said.
Frédéric Gagey, Air France Chief Execuctive, told a press conference the device didn't present a danger to the flight or passengers.
Flight 463 from Mauritius to Paris was diverted to Mombasa in Kenya after a passenger found the suspicious device in a toilet onboard.
Kenyan officials now say a "suspicious object" was found on an Air France flight after initially saying a bomb had been discovered.
Kenya Airports Authority initially said "a bomb" had been found onboard Flight 463 but later updated a statement to say a "suspicious object" had been retrieved.
An updated statement has now been posted on their official Facebook page:
Air France have not confirmed the nature of the device found on the Paris-bound flight.
A spokesman for the airline said: "We have absolutely no official confirmation regarding the precise nature of the object from Kenyan authorities."
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