At Prague airport, planes were checked again due to bomb threats

On Friday, police investigated anonymous bomb threats concerning flights to and from Prague, which had minimal impact on airport operations. By 1 PM, bomb inspections yielded no explosives, allowing normal operations to resume. The National Center Against Terrorism, Extremism, and Cybercrime is handling the case. Similar threats affected flights across Europe, with previous alerts proving unfounded. The threats involved nine flights, prompting necessary security measures without disrupting airport activities. Authorities are still determining if the incidents are connected and who is behind the threats.

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