Several flights in Europe received bomb threats on Tuesday, but none of them were found after searches [News Channel Now] Several flights in Europe received bomb threats on Tuesday. No explosives were found after searches by the authorities. The European Union said that it is paying close attention to the incident. After one of the Scandinavian Airlines passenger planes that received a bomb threat landed at the Warsaw airport in Poland, the authorities sent fire engines on standby. However, authorities searched the plane and found no explosives. At least six flights also received bomb threats that day. One of the Ryanair flights from Manchester, England to Spain landed at Murcian Airport. Authorities sent a team to inspect the plane, but no suspicious objects were found. As of now, no person or organization has claimed responsibility for the incident. A spokesman for the European Commission told Xinhua News Agency that the European Union is paying close attention to the development of the situation and is in contact with the affected member states. The EU Aviation Safety Agency has also participated in relevant work.