Several planes that were in European airspace requested an emergency landing due to the apparent presence of explosives on board. Our agency compiled the most prominent information about the situation, according to the relevant organizations and local media: Bulgaria: ◾ Two planes flying from Copenhagen and Madrid landed in Sofia after receiving reports of explosive devices, while another plane from London landed in Plovdiv; ◾ MiG-29 planes that were in service intercepted and escorted the three planes, belonging to the Ryanair airline company; ◾ Special services for Bulgaria check planes, passengers and luggage. Austria: ◾ A Wizz Air plane, which arrived from Milan and was headed to Warsaw, had to land in Vienna; ◾ A plane flying from Helsinki landed without incident at the airport in the Austrian capital. The flight was operated by the Danish charter company Jettime on behalf of the Finnair airline. Belgium: ◾ A plane from Warsaw, landed successfully in Brussels after receiving a suspicious message. Czech Republic: ◾ The Czech police claimed to have received information about the possible presence of explosives on board four planes bound for Prague airport; ◾ The threat was not confirmed. Italy ◾ Finnair flight from Helsinki landed at Fiumicino Airport in Rome; ◾ The plane was escorted by a fighter plane of the Italian Air Force. Romania ◾ Bucharest Airport received information about a bomb threat from a Wizz Air airline plane that landed in the capital of Romania; ◾ This threat was also not confirmed.

Several planes that were in European airspace requested an emergency landing due to the apparent presence of explosives on board. Our agency compiled the most prominent information about the situation, according to the relevant organizations and local media: Bulgaria: ◾ Two planes flying from Copenhagen and Madrid landed in Sofia after receiving reports of explosive devices, while another plane from London landed in Plovdiv; ◾ MiG-29 planes that were in service intercepted and escorted the three planes, belonging to the Ryanair airline company; ◾ Special services for Bulgaria check planes, passengers and luggage. Austria: ◾ A Wizz Air plane, which arrived from Milan and was headed to Warsaw, had to land in Vienna; ◾ A plane flying from Helsinki landed without incident at the airport in the Austrian capital. The flight was operated by the Danish charter company Jettime on behalf of the Finnair airline. Belgium: ◾ A plane from Warsaw, landed successfully in Brussels after receiving a suspicious message. Czech Republic: ◾ The Czech police claimed to have received information about the possible presence of explosives on board four planes bound for Prague airport; ◾ The threat was not confirmed. Italy ◾ Finnair flight from Helsinki landed at Fiumicino Airport in Rome; ◾ The plane was escorted by a fighter plane of the Italian Air Force. Romania ◾ Bucharest Airport received information about a bomb threat from a Wizz Air airline plane that landed in the capital of Romania; ◾ This threat was also not confirmed.