AFP officers respond to an alleged bomb threat involving a Turkish Airlines flight at Sydney Airport, according to the reports provided. The incident occurs shortly before takeoff, when a passenger allegedly tells a flight attendant that he has a bomb. Following the allegation, AFP officers board the aircraft and investigate. The accounts indicate the aircraft is the Turkish Airlines service departing from Sydney, and the response involves law enforcement assessing the threat and securing the situation before the flight can proceed. The reports do not provide details about any device, evidence, or the outcome of the AFP investigation in the supplied excerpts. They also do not specify whether the passenger is detained, charged, or removed from the flight. Overall, the available information centers on the timing of the alleged warning—just before departure—and the immediate deployment of AFP personnel to the plane to carry out checks. The reports focus on the operational response at the airport rather than the final determination of the threat’s credibility.