From reports published on Tuesday, November 3, it appears that at least four passenger planes in Europe were forced to make an emergency landing after receiving a bomb threat.
A Ryanair plane, Europe's largest airline, flying from Manchester with 121 passengers, made an emergency landing at Murcia airport in Spain after receiving a security threat.
According to the AFP news agency, the Scandinavian Airlines plane, Esaias, which was on its way from Copenhagen to Warsaw, Poland, despite receiving a security threat, landed as usual at Chopin Airport, the main airport of the Polish capital.
🔸 A plane of the Polish airline "Lot", which was on its way from Heathrow Airport in London to Chopin Airport in Warsaw with 181 passengers, landed at Warsaw's second airport, Modlin, after receiving a security threat and being checked by special teams.
No individual or group has yet claimed responsibility for these threats.