Four planes flying across Europe targeted by bomb threats
Summary
Four planes landed safely after bomb threats across Europe, including flights from Copenhagen, London, Manchester and Israel. Authorities reported no explosives on the flights that landed in Warsaw, Murcia and Modlin; the article did not give the results of checks on the flight that landed in Sofia.Key Facts
- Polish officials received threats involving two Warsaw-bound flights on Tuesday.
- A Scandinavian Airlines flight from Copenhagen landed at Warsaw Chopin Airport, where a security check found no explosives.
- A LOT flight from London Heathrow diverted to Warsaw Modlin Airport and landed without incident; authorities found no explosives.
- Modlin Airport temporarily closed after the threat, then reopened and resumed normal operations.
- A Ryanair flight from Manchester made an emergency landing in Murcia, Spain; a regional official said no explosives were found.
- A flight from Israel landed in Sofia, Bulgaria, after a separate bomb threat.
- The previous day, a Wizz Air flight from London Luton to Sofia diverted to Budapest after a threat received during the flight.
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