Multiple Bomb Threats Made Against Flights Across Europe for 2nd Time This Week
At least five airlines received threats against their aircraft, just two days after a similar spate of hoaxes caused disruption across the continent.
Multiple flights across Europe received bomb threats on November 5th, disrupting air travel for the second time in a week. These threats, similar to those on November 3rd, have not been genuine but have caused unplanned landings and fighter jet escorts for numerous aircraft. An Aer Lingus flight from Dublin to Rome was diverted to Évreux airport near Paris as a security precaution.
- Multiple flights in Europe received bomb threats on November 5th.
- This is the second instance of apparent bomb hoaxes disrupting European air travel this week.
- None of the threats, from November 5th or November 3rd, have been genuine.
- The threats have forced numerous planes to make unscheduled landings or be escorted by fighter jets.
- An Aer Lingus flight from Dublin to Rome was diverted to Évreux airport, west of Paris, as a security precaution.
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