Air travel disruptions across Europe: Terrorists using fake threats European airlines are once again dealing with reports of plane bombings. Today they have affected several companies, including Wizz Air, Finnair and many Polish companies. An Aer Lingus flight from Dublin to Rome made an emergency landing at a military airport in northern France. Finnair reported threats on two flights from Helsinki - to Rome and Vienna. All reports turned out to be false. Czech police also received threats against four planes bound for Prague. The warning also reached Vienna's main airport. Wizz Air received similar messages several times this week. According to Bloomberg, the threats have no clear pattern: they affect different airlines and routes. More than 30 thousand flights operate over Europe every day.

Air travel disruptions across Europe: Terrorists using fake threats European airlines are once again dealing with reports of plane bombings. Today they have affected several companies, including Wizz Air, Finnair and many Polish companies. An Aer Lingus flight from Dublin to Rome made an emergency landing at a military airport in northern France. Finnair reported threats on two flights from Helsinki - to Rome and Vienna. All reports turned out to be false. Czech police also received threats against four planes bound for Prague. The warning also reached Vienna's main airport. Wizz Air received similar messages several times this week. According to Bloomberg, the threats have no clear pattern: they affect different airlines and routes. More than 30 thousand flights operate over Europe every day.