A new wave of bomb threats disrupted passenger flights in Europe on Thursday, November 5, forcing several planes to divert or make unplanned landings. The news agencies reported for the first time that an Airbus plane traveling from Dublin to Rome was diverted to the Euro base in France following a bomb threat. The Czech police also announced on the X social network that four planes bound for Prague were bombed and that police forces were preparing for the landing of these planes. According to the Italian news agency ANSA, a Finnair flight from Helsinki to Rome was also threatened with a bomb. At the same time, the ANSA news agency reported the bomb threat on two flights, one to Rome and the other from Milan to Warsaw. Local media in Bulgaria reported that three planes made an emergency landing following bomb threats.

A new wave of bomb threats disrupted passenger flights in Europe on Thursday, November 5, forcing several planes to divert or make unplanned landings. The news agencies reported for the first time that an Airbus plane traveling from Dublin to Rome was diverted to the Euro base in France following a bomb threat. The Czech police also announced on the X social network that four planes bound for Prague were bombed and that police forces were preparing for the landing of these planes. According to the Italian news agency ANSA, a Finnair flight from Helsinki to Rome was also threatened with a bomb. At the same time, the ANSA news agency reported the bomb threat on two flights, one to Rome and the other from Milan to Warsaw. Local media in Bulgaria reported that three planes made an emergency landing following bomb threats.