European flights at passenger airports in Europe deal with a new wave of mining reports. On the morning of November 5, threats affected more than ten flights, causing several aircraft to carry out forced or emergency landings. Two Ryanair jets from Copenhagen and Madrid landed in Sofia, and another plane from London landed in Fland. A lot of passengers flying from Warsaw landed in Brussels. The Wizz Air plane on its way to Warsaw landed an emergency landing in Vienna. There were also threats to four planes on their way to Prague. The Czech police said it would carry out the necessary checks after landing. Much confirmed the incident with its aircraft and said the threat was clear. Similar messages were received on November 3, when about 10 commercial flights were at risk, but no suspicious devices were found.

European flights at passenger airports in Europe deal with a new wave of mining reports. On the morning of November 5, threats affected more than ten flights, causing several aircraft to carry out forced or emergency landings. Two Ryanair jets from Copenhagen and Madrid landed in Sofia, and another plane from London landed in Fland. A lot of passengers flying from Warsaw landed in Brussels. The Wizz Air plane on its way to Warsaw landed an emergency landing in Vienna. There were also threats to four planes on their way to Prague. The Czech police said it would carry out the necessary checks after landing. Much confirmed the incident with its aircraft and said the threat was clear. Similar messages were received on November 3, when about 10 commercial flights were at risk, but no suspicious devices were found.