Nobody in the chain of command thought this was a real emergency situation. The point of turning Bluetooth off or having to turn around the aircraft was to fol

Nobody in the chain of command thought this was a real emergency situation. The point of turning Bluetooth off or having to turn around the aircraft was to follow the airline's rules on terrorism, which likely tell them to abort a flight route if there's any symbol that could be interpreted as a bomb. The captains were risking their jobs if they didn't follow this stupid request. This is a good case for getting common-sense exceptions to checklist-style rules.