Bomb threats hit four flights across Europe; no explosives found
Four passenger planes in Europe were targeted by bomb threats, landed safely, and no explosives were found.
Bomb threats were made against four passenger flights across Europe, and all four planes landed safely, according to Deutsche Welle and The Guardian. No explosives were found.
Polish officials said they received threats on Tuesday involving two flights bound for Warsaw, The Guardian reports. Both planes landed safely.
Deutsche Welle says the other two threats involved a Ryanair flight from London to Spain and a flight from Israel to Sofia, Bulgaria.
The Guardian lists the affected flights as coming from London, Manchester, Copenhagen and Israel. It says two of the flights departed from the UK.
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- Deutsche WelleMultiple flights to European airports targeted by bomb threatsTue, Nov 3, 9:02 AM EST
- The GuardianFour planes flying across Europe targeted by bomb threatsTue, Nov 3, 9:21 AM EST
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