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Multiple Bomb Threats Disrupt Flights Across Europe
NBC News · 2 hours ago · Read the Full Story on NBC News
AI SUMMARY
At least four flights in Europe faced bomb threats on Tuesday, leading to diversions and brief airport closures though no explosive devices were found.
- At least four flights in Europe received bomb threats on Tuesday, following a similar incident on Monday.
- A LOT flight from London to Warsaw’s Chopin Airport was diverted to Modlin Airport, which briefly closed while the plane was searched.
- Modlin Airport reopened after authorities found no explosive devices on board the diverted LOT flight.
- An SAS flight from Copenhagen landed at Chopin Airport as scheduled, and the airport remained operational after no device was found.
- A flight arriving in Sofia, Bulgaria, from Israel landed following a bomb threat received by email, prompting checks by counterterrorism units according to Interior Ministry Secretary General Lyubomir Nikolov.
- A Wizz Air flight from London to Sofia was diverted to Budapest Airport on Monday after receiving a bomb threat, as stated by Hungarian Defense Minister Romulusz Ruszin-Szendi.
- Parts of an airport in Murcia, Spain, were cordoned off on Tuesday due to a bomb threat on a Ryanair flight from Manchester.
- Officials confirmed that the bomb threat in Murcia was a hoax and the airport resumed normal operations after no explosives were found.
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