Dublin-Rome flight diverted to French military base over bomb threat
Also reported by Al Jazeera, BBC Top Stories
Summary
An Aer Lingus Airbus A320 flying from Dublin to Rome was diverted to the French military airbase at Évreux on Thursday after a bomb threat. French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu’s office said it was monitoring the situation; authorities reported no injuries in the incident.Key Facts
- The flight was traveling from Dublin to Rome when it was diverted to France.
- The aircraft landed at the Évreux airbase in Normandy.
- Flight-tracking data showed the plane turn near Paris and circle over Évreux after declaring an in-flight emergency.
- The French prime minister’s office said it was monitoring the situation.
- The diversion followed bomb threats targeting several European flights on Tuesday.
- Authorities said no devices were found during Tuesday’s incidents.
- The article also reports that a flight bound for Bulgaria was diverted to Hungary after a bomb threat the day before.
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