Chaos grips airlines and airports in Europe. The pilot of the Dublin - Rome flight diverted to Avros this morning initially refused to divert for unknown reasons. Warsaw Chopin Airport was completely shut down earlier. A spokesman from the ground quickly clarified that the shutdown was due to technical problems and not bomb threats, as Polish media began investigating local authorities. The ongoing disruptions in European airspace show no signs of stopping. The French network "Le Figaro" notes that this is the third wave of fake threats since Tuesday. Most of the threats are aimed at flights within the borders of the European Union operated by low-cost airlines.