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Bomb Threats Target Flights to and From Prague and Sofia

Prague: New bomb threats have targeted multiple flights to and from Prague and Sofia, authorities said on Friday, as flights across Europe have been h...

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Eleven flights from or to Prague and Sofia have been the subject of a bomb alert, said the Czech capital airport to the AFP. Four new bomb alerts were also issued on Friday on aircraft flying over French territory, which landed "uncumbered" and on which the demining services "proceded to security inspections", announced the services of the Prime Minister. A flight of the Ryanair company which was due to depart from Lisbon to Rome Friday morning …

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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More than a dozen flights in the Czech Republic, Bulgaria and Portugal received explosive alerts, while the authorities maintain security inspections.

·Warsaw, Poland
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Air traffic has been disrupted this week in Europe by recurring bomb threats.

·Guayaquil, Ecuador
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A series of false bomb threats against European airlines continued on Friday. According to airports and authorities, at least nine flights to and from Prague, two flights to the Bulgarian capital Sofia from London and Brussels and one flight from Lisbon to Rome were affected. Four flights ended up in France on a non-scheduled basis due to bomb threats.

·Vienna, Austria
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Four flights arriving at Prague airport and five flights leading Prague were targeted by new bomb threats on Friday, as well as two flights to Sofia and a flight to Rome.

·Paris, France
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Eleven flights from or to Prague and Sofia were targeted by a bomb alert on Friday, the airport authorities said.

·Montreal, Canada
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La Presse broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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