Auditors President: What's Behind the Barrage of Bomb Threats on Airplanes
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Computer analysis, predefined procedures and multi-disciplinary investigations. From aircraft analysis to explosive search to search for target passengers
Emergency landings, fighter jets escorting passenger flights and repeated alarms at European airports. For the third day in a week, airlines are facing an unusual wave of bomb threats, causing disruption to air travel and mobilizing security authorities. So far, none of the threats, including two to Aegean vessels, have proven to be real, while it remains unknown who is behind the incidents.
An unprecedented wave of alarm has erupted at European airports and authorities as at least 34 flights in a matter of 24 hours were forced to land.
The European aviation industry has been dealing with an unusual wave of bomb threats in recent days, which illustrates how easy it is to disrupt aviation operations even without actually damaging the aircraft | Just this morning, warnings were received against a series of flights across the continent, so far no explosive devices have been reported in the incidents investigated | We set out to investigate how to act in such a scenario and what is…
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