Reports of mining affecting at least 18 flights in Europe Reports of aircraft mining in Europe started coming in on Monday, November 2. That day, in at least 11 European countries, supermarket refrigerators began to heat up as a result of a cyber attack. On Tuesday, the threats affected at least seven civilian flights and one cruise ship. On Thursday, telephone terrorists became even more active - due to reports of mining, some planes left for alternative airports, some even accompanied by fighters. No explosive devices were found in any of the planes. Chief editor of the Abia portal. Common crawling in Roman Gusrov explains that the security services are obliged to check the threat in any case, even if they are absolutely sure that it will turn out to be false. The airline, according to him, will be forced to pass on its losses to passengers. However, the situation is far from critical, Gosrov believes - he recalls that due to bad weather in Nali, up to 100 flights a day can be canceled or delayed. Reports of mining affecting Italian airports were received by email early this morning, local media write. According to their information, the letters were written in Italian in the name of certain "male country fighters". In their messages, they expressed confidence that "Italy's feminist government will remember this forever." The Guardian, citing industry experts, suggests the mailings may be a coordinated attack. However, the European Commission said it was too early to talk about it. The losses suffered by European aviation as a result are not that significant; The precedent itself is dangerous, explains the founder of the Ranavia flight safety service, Andrei Petrakov. According to his estimates, direct damage to the European airlines within 3 days may range from 1.5 to 4 million euros. But if the threats continue to arrive, the cost could amount to losses of tens, or even hundreds of millions of euros.

Reports of mining affecting at least 18 flights in Europe Reports of aircraft mining in Europe started coming in on Monday, November 2. That day, in at least 11 European countries, supermarket refrigerators began to heat up as a result of a cyber attack. On Tuesday, the threats affected at least seven civilian flights and one cruise ship. On Thursday, telephone terrorists became even more active - due to reports of mining, some planes left for alternative airports, some even accompanied by fighters. No explosive devices were found in any of the planes. Chief editor of the Abia portal. Common crawling in Roman Gusrov explains that the security services are obliged to check the threat in any case, even if they are absolutely sure that it will turn out to be false. The airline, according to him, will be forced to pass on its losses to passengers. However, the situation is far from critical, Gosrov believes - he recalls that due to bad weather in Nali, up to 100 flights a day can be canceled or delayed. Reports of mining affecting Italian airports were received by email early this morning, local media write. According to their information, the letters were written in Italian in the name of certain "male country fighters". In their messages, they expressed confidence that "Italy's feminist government will remember this forever." The Guardian, citing industry experts, suggests the mailings may be a coordinated attack. However, the European Commission said it was too early to talk about it. The losses suffered by European aviation as a result are not that significant; The precedent itself is dangerous, explains the founder of the Ranavia flight safety service, Andrei Petrakov. According to his estimates, direct damage to the European airlines within 3 days may range from 1.5 to 4 million euros. But if the threats continue to arrive, the cost could amount to losses of tens, or even hundreds of millions of euros.