Delta Air Lines has suspended service until further notice to and from Tel Aviv Ben Gurion International Airport and its New York JFK hub after it diverted a Boeing 747 following reports of a rocket near Tel Aviv airport. Delta has released a statement saying that Delta flight 468, a 747 from JFK with 273 passengers and 17 crew, diverted to Paris Charles de Gaulle Tuesday after reports of a rocket or associated debris near the airport in Tel Aviv.

It's not the first time an airline had suffered two or more losses of the same type of commercial jetliner within a short timeframe.

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