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Bomb Threats on Two Aegean Flights to Milan and Vienna - The Aircraft Landed Safely at Their Destinations - iefimerida.gr

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Bomb threats on two Aegean flights this morning. According to the Italian agency ANSA, the first flight departed from Thessaloniki this morning bound for Milan airport. The aircraft received a bomb threat via phone while in the air, but continued on its course and landed safely at Milan airport. According to information, nothing came of the checks at the Italian airport. The second flight was from Athens to Vienna. In this case too, the plane …

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Authorities began the procedures as provided for in security protocols, without finding anything suspicious.

·Marousi, Greece
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Bomb threats on two Aegean flights this morning. According to the Italian agency ANSA, the first flight departed from Thessaloniki this morning bound for Milan airport. The aircraft received a bomb threat via phone while in the air, but continued on its course and landed safely at Milan airport. According to information, nothing came of the checks at the Italian airport. The second flight was from Athens to Vienna. In this case too, the plane …

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Two bomb alarms affected on the same morning two flights to Milan Malpensa that were not hijacked and have regularly landed at the Milan airport. It is the Aegean Airlines flight A3552, departing from Thessaloniki and landed at 9. (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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A bomb threat alert was issued on Thursday for aircraft flying from Thessaloniki and Athens. #StarGrNews

·Kifisia, Greece
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An Aegean flight from Thessaloniki to Milan received a bomb threat. The post Bomb threats on two Aegean flights from Athens and Thessaloniki landed normally in Milan and Vienna appeared first on PatrisNews - Patris Ilias Newspaper.

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ANSA broke the news in Rome, Italy on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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