Seven Planes In Europe Received Bomb Threats In A Single Day
2- 3.11.2026, 19:27
They all turned out to be false.
On November 3, seven planes operating flights between European cities received bomb threats; all of them turned out to be false, according to The Guardian.
Two planes were headed to Warsaw, and two more were bound for Rome and Sofia. One threat report was received regarding a flight from Manchester to Murcia, Spain.
Specifically, a LOT Polish Airlines flight from London’s Heathrow Airport to Warsaw was diverted to Warsaw-Modlin Airport. A threat report was also received aboard an SAS flight from Copenhagen to Warsaw.
The remaining five incidents involved Ryanair flights. These included flights from Manchester to Murcia, from Lisbon and Dublin to Rome, and from Lisbon and Dublin to Sofia.
On November 3, a Boeing 737 MAX aircraft flying from London to Warsaw,made an unscheduled landing at Warsaw-Modlin Airport following a report of a bomb threat on board. There were 181 people on board.
After landing, the aircraft was sent for inspection by bomb disposal experts, and the passengers were transferred to the airport terminal. The airport temporarily suspended operations.
The day before, on November 2, a Wizz Air flight traveling from London to Sofia made an emergency landing at Budapest Airport due to a bomb threat. After landing, the aircraft was directed to a separate parking area for inspection. The airline confirmed the incident and stated that it was cooperating with the authorities.
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