📌 Key Highlights & Quick Takeaways:
- At least 12 flights were affected due to multiple bomb reports across Europe, several planes were diverted, and bomb threats received at Hea.
- According to sources, flights to and from various European countries faced bomb threats on Thursday, including flights to Copenhagen, Helsin.
- British airline easyJet confirmed that two of its flights from Newcastle and Glasgow were escorted by police upon arrival in the Czech Repub.
At least 12 flights were affected due to multiple bomb reports across Europe, several planes were diverted, and bomb threats received at Heathrow and Birmingham airports in the UK were dismissed as unreliable by authorities.
According to sources, flights to and from various European countries faced bomb threats on Thursday, including flights to Copenhagen, Helsinki, Madrid, Milan and Warsaw.
British airline easyJet confirmed that two of its flights from Newcastle and Glasgow were escorted by police upon arrival in the Czech Republic's capital, Prague.
According to the airline, the move was taken as a precautionary measure in view of a security issue, but passengers disembarked from both planes as usual.
On the other hand, a flight from Dublin Airport in Ireland to Rome, Italy was diverted to a military airport in France. The plane was thoroughly searched, but nothing suspicious or alarming was found.
