Twelve bomb threats disrupt European airspace At least 12 European flights were the subject of bomb threats on November 5. Several planes were escorted by fighter jets while two flights were diverted, according to authorities and airlines. Early in the morning of November 5, the Italian press agency ANSA reported two incidents of this type: threats aimed at a Finnair flight (Helsinki -. Rome) as well as a flight from Wizz Air (Milan -. Warsaw); The latter was diverted to Vienna. Furthermore, the French authorities indicated that the Dublin-Rome A320 had been diverted to Normandy, accompanied by military aircraft. As for the Finnair flight from Helsinki, it was escorted by military aircraft until it arrived at Rome-Fiumicino Airport. This is the third wave of bomb threats this week, particularly targeting low-cost airlines and flights to or from Bulgaria, the Czech Republic and Italy. RT in French dare to ask.