European airlines are receiving massive threats of terrorist attacks on board, causing planes to make emergency landings, Bloomberg reports. Today, in particular, the low-cost airline Wizz Air, the Finnish national airline Finnair Oyj, the Polish Polish Airlines and the Irish Aer Lingus received threats. The Dublin-Rome flight had to make an emergency landing at a military airport in northern France. The threats, which turned out to be false, targeted two flights from Helsinki to Rome and Vienna, four planes to Prague, a Milan-Bucharest flight and Vienna airport. Before that, between Monday and Tuesday, reports of bombs disrupted at least seven flights, causing hundreds of passengers and fighter jets escorting some planes to be diverted to airports. No explosives were found. "Medina" website X/Twitter | Send news/photo/video | Advertising on the | channel help.