Seven European planes searched or diverted after false bomb threats

Airlines are increasingly facing false threats, with multiple incidents occurring in one day. Two Ryanair flights from Lisbon and Dublin were searched upon landing in Rome due to bomb threats, with the Italian Air Force escorting the Dublin flight. In Spain, a bomb threat was reported for a Ryanair flight from Manchester, leading to the evacuation of 121 passengers. The Bulgarian Transport Ministry confirmed bomb threats for two flights heading to Sofia, both landing safely without explosives. Earlier, a LOT flight from London made an emergency landing in Warsaw due to a bomb threat, while a SAS flight from Copenhagen was also checked for explosives. Additionally, a Wizz Air flight from London to Sofia was diverted to Budapest after a bomb threat, escorted by a Hungarian fighter jet.

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