Agence France-Presse reported that on Tuesday, November 3, four European flights were targeted by bomb threats, leading to the temporary closure of an airport in Warsaw; However, all the planes landed safely and no explosives were found. Two of these threats were directed at flights to Warsaw; Including a Scandinavian Airlines flight from Copenhagen and a Polish flight from Heathrow Airport in London. The SAS plane landed at Chopin Airport in Warsaw and one of its runways was temporarily closed, while Lott's flight was diverted to Medin Airport in Warsaw and his passengers were evacuated. In another development, Spain's Airports Authority confirmed that an emergency order had been activated for the Ryanair flight from Manchester to Murcia. The Visair flight from Bergamo in Italy was also searched after landing in Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria. On Monday, a Wizzair plane en route from London to Sofia had to make an emergency landing in Budapest following a bomb threat. No explosives were found in any of the tests.