Seven reports of bombs on planes in Europe caused air traffic disruptions

At least seven flights in Europe received bomb threats on Tuesday, November 3. However, no explosive devices were found on any board, the correspondent of the Minsk-Novosti news agency reports.

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According to Reuters, threats received at least two flights to Warsaw, two to Sofia, two to Rome and one plane flying to the airport in the Murcia region of Spain.

So, at the Warsaw airport. Chopin was supposed to board a flight from London, but because of the threat he was rerouted to another capital airport Modlin. It was briefly closed and opened after inspection - the bomb was not found. Another flight to Warsaw from Copenhagen landed on schedule, but no explosive device was found.

Flights from Milan and Dublin flew to Sofia. Both of them sat safely and did not find the bombs.

In Murcia, part of the airport was cordoned off after a threat was reported on a flight from Manchester. It turned out to be false, and the airport returned to normal operation.

In the Italian air harbor Fiumicino was also under threat two flights - from Lisbon and Dublin. The plane was escorted by the Italian Air Force before landing. The alarm was removed, the airport was operating normally.

No one has claimed responsibility for the incident, officials have not yet identified those responsible.