FBI Warned PSP of Bomb Threats to Two TAP Planes
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Two TAP aircraft were the target of bomb threats on Friday, when they were already en route, after an FBI alert to the PSP. Portuguese authorities activated security protocols and alerted the destination countries. Cases arise at a time when dozens of aircraft were forced to land in Europe due to suspected explosives on board.
Two TAP Portugal flights were bombed on Friday, November 6th. The FBI will have alerted the Public Security Police (PSP) about the possibility of risk, and the appropriate protocols have been activated.
European Aviation Safety Agency considers the risk of false bomb threats low
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