Seven airliners received reports on November 3 of bombs on board in Europe. None of the threats have been confirmed. According to the BBC, the messages were received on flights operated by many, SAS, Wizz Air and Ryanair. The high-flying plane, flying from London to Warsaw, had to change its route and land at the Warsaw-Modlin airport, which was temporarily closed after an inspection. Passenger planes to Warsaw, Sofia, Spanish Murcia and Rome also received threats. In particular, one of the Ryanair flights flying from Dublin to Rome was escorted by Italian Air Force fighters until landing. More IZ RU news in max.

Seven airliners received reports on November 3 of bombs on board in Europe. None of the threats have been confirmed. According to the BBC, the messages were received on flights operated by many, SAS, Wizz Air and Ryanair. The high-flying plane, flying from London to Warsaw, had to change its route and land at the Warsaw-Modlin airport, which was temporarily closed after an inspection. Passenger planes to Warsaw, Sofia, Spanish Murcia and Rome also received threats. In particular, one of the Ryanair flights flying from Dublin to Rome was escorted by Italian Air Force fighters until landing. More IZ RU news in max.