In Europe, a wave of fake threats on my plane. Several flights at Prague airport received reports of bomb threats. Czech police said they checked nine planes after receiving reports of threats. Threats have been received on planes arriving from Denmark, Spain and the UK, as well as departing for the Netherlands, Cyprus, Romania, Italy and the UK. On November 5, four more Prague planes are threatened. All landed safely and no explosives were found. The threats came from an anonymous email address. That day, about 30 flights in different European countries received reports of mining. Because of them, fighters from Italy, France and Bulgaria increased in the air, several planes turned to other airports. The first case reported was an Aer Lingus flight from Dublin to Rome. He landed at the Evreux military base. Three Ryanair flights to Sofia from Madrid, Copenhagen and London also received reports of mining. One of the planes was directed to Plovdiv, the rest were accompanied by Bulgarian fighters. The LOT plane, en route from Warsaw to Brussels, landed safely, after which it was inspected. Wizz Air flight from Milan to Warsaw was transferred to Vienna. Two Finnair flights from Helsinki landed in Rome and Vienna. After landing passengers of the plane, on the route from Milan to Bucharest, were evacuated and the board checked. An Air Serbia flight from Belgrade to Bucharest and the Aegean Airlines flight from Athens to Vienna were also checked after reports of threats. Reuters news agency also reported threats against a flight from Cork to London and a plane bound for Tel Aviv with an intermediate landing in Bucharest. In Madrid, Air Europa and Iberia were checked, and one of the flights to Paris was delayed while taxiing before takeoff. By the end of the day, the number of affected flights approached 30, according to Reuters.

In Europe, a wave of fake threats on my plane. Several flights at Prague airport received reports of bomb threats. Czech police said they checked nine planes after receiving reports of threats. Threats have been received on planes arriving from Denmark, Spain and the UK, as well as departing for the Netherlands, Cyprus, Romania, Italy and the UK. On November 5, four more Prague planes are threatened. All landed safely and no explosives were found. The threats came from an anonymous email address. That day, about 30 flights in different European countries received reports of mining. Because of them, fighters from Italy, France and Bulgaria increased in the air, several planes turned to other airports. The first case reported was an Aer Lingus flight from Dublin to Rome. He landed at the Evreux military base. Three Ryanair flights to Sofia from Madrid, Copenhagen and London also received reports of mining. One of the planes was directed to Plovdiv, the rest were accompanied by Bulgarian fighters. The LOT plane, en route from Warsaw to Brussels, landed safely, after which it was inspected. Wizz Air flight from Milan to Warsaw was transferred to Vienna. Two Finnair flights from Helsinki landed in Rome and Vienna. After landing passengers of the plane, on the route from Milan to Bucharest, were evacuated and the board checked. An Air Serbia flight from Belgrade to Bucharest and the Aegean Airlines flight from Athens to Vienna were also checked after reports of threats. Reuters news agency also reported threats against a flight from Cork to London and a plane bound for Tel Aviv with an intermediate landing in Bucharest. In Madrid, Air Europa and Iberia were checked, and one of the flights to Paris was delayed while taxiing before takeoff. By the end of the day, the number of affected flights approached 30, according to Reuters.