On Tuesday, seven passenger planes had to be inspected due to a bomb threat.
Seven passenger planes were inspected across various European countries due to bomb threats, including two Ryanair flights that landed in Rome. No explosives were found on any of the aircraft. Incidents also occurred in Poland, Spain, and Bulgaria, affecting flights to Warsaw and Sofia. A cruise ship, Crown Iris, was evacuated due to a bomb threat but continued its journey after inspections revealed no explosives. Authorities are investigating potential links between the threats, which are unusual in frequency, suggesting a coordinated effort to disrupt air travel. Experts emphasize that threats are treated seriously until proven otherwise.
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