'Too Early' to Say if Europe Flight Bomb Threats Linked, EU Says
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Europe is on high alert after reported bomb threats on aircraft and, as stated by the EU Transport Commissioner, Apostolos Tzitzikostas, the European information exchange mechanism has been activated. Mr. Tzitzikostas, stated that it is “too early” to conclude that the reported bomb threats on passenger flights across Europe are “linked”. Tzitzikostas: Too early to draw conclusions Mr. Tzitzikostas stated that the EU is “closely monitoring the s…
We are in constant contact with the European Transport Safety Agency and the affected states, said Apostolos Tzitzikostas, EU Transport Commissioner.
The European Union (EU) said on Thursday that it was not yet clear whether a series of false bomb reports on European planes were linked, and stressed that it was closely monitoring the events together with national authorities.
"It is too early to draw conclusions about whether the reported incidents are linked," he stressed.
Brussels is in constant contact with member states and EASA – "Any threat against citizens is unacceptable", stresses the European Commissioner for Transport The post Tzitzikostas: European information exchange mechanism in place after bomb threats to aircraft appeared first on Npress.gr.
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