New (false) bomb threats on flights in Europe, also targeting media companies in Ireland and the UK

Multiple airports in Europe received false bomb threats today, including Prague and Copenhagen. In Ireland and the UK, media companies are also targeted. The Czech police reported threats regarding flights to and from Prague, prompting safety measures with minimal disruption. Flights from Prague to Rome were redirected to Venice due to a bomb threat. Similar threats were reported for flights from Denmark, Spain, and the UK. In Copenhagen, bomb threats were received, but no immediate danger was reported. French authorities confirmed bomb threats on four flights, all of which landed safely. The threats follow previous incidents last week, leading to grounded flights and military escorts. In Ireland, the RTÉ building was evacuated after a bomb threat, with other media organizations also receiving threats. The Irish Prime Minister stated that investigations are ongoing, suggesting the threats may be coordinated attempts to disrupt air travel.