Another wave of bomb threats in aviation, several planes made emergency landings

A wave of bomb threats affected European air travel, with multiple flights in France, Portugal, Prague, and Sofia receiving threats. Ryanair's flight from Lisbon to Rome was inspected but found no explosives. The Prague airport reported threats to flights heading to or from the city, with ongoing inspections revealing no bombs so far. Some flights were redirected, including a Wizz Air flight to Venice. French aircraft made emergency landings without issues, and investigations are underway to trace the source of the threats. No group has claimed responsibility, but threats to Rome and Sofia airports may be linked to a now-defunct Russian nationalist group. Hungarian Gripen jets were deployed due to threats against three passenger planes, leading to NATO air patrols. This series of threats began earlier in the week, affecting multiple flights across Europe.