False Bomb Alerts Hit Dozens of Flights in Europe
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European skies have become a scene of unusual chaos. Planes are changing course, pilots are requesting emergency landings, military fighter jets are taking off to escort, and hundreds of passengers are stranded at airports. The reason is not bad weather or a technical problem, but a series of bomb alerts that later turned out to be false. In just one week, more than 20 such threats against passenger planes in Europe have been registered, includi…
Dozens of flights across Europe this week have been targeted by fake bomb threats, causing planes to be searched and diverted, and some forced to land. No suspicious items were found and no one was injured, N1 announced. This content is available to registered users. Sign in or create an account to continue reading. One SNM Passport account for the entire SNM network.
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Air traffic in Europe has been disrupted for several days this week after reports of explosives allegedly found on passenger planes. Several planes were escorted by fighter jets, and some flights were diverted. However, no explosives have been found on any of the planes that have been checked so far. How likely is it that there could really be bombs on planes? And is it safe to fly now? About this in TV3 News' "Dienos Kommentare" - an interview…
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