Warsaw airport was closed after the flight made an emergency landing in London due to the possibility of a bomb.
Warsaw-Modlin Airport in Poland announced on Tuesday, November 12 that it was closed until further notice after an emergency landing of a plane from London, due to receiving information about the possibility of explosives inside the plane.
The management of the Warsaw-Modlin airport announced in a statement that the plane made an unplanned landing following a report of the possible presence of an explosive device inside.
According to this statement, the security forces are investigating the reported threat and verifying information about the possible presence of explosives on the plane.
Warsaw-Modlin Airport has announced that it will remain closed until further notice.