Bomb threats targeting flights and media outlets continue across Europe
Summary
European authorities investigated new bomb threats against aircraft, airports and media organizations on Friday, November 6. Flights landed safely and searches reported no suspicious devices; officials have not identified who made the threats or confirmed whether the incidents are linked.Key Facts
- At least 26 bomb threats were reported across Europe on Thursday, prompting diversions, emergency landings and searches.
- Czech police investigated a threat involving aircraft arriving at and departing from Prague Airport.
- Four flights bound for Prague received threats on Thursday; all landed safely, and searches found no suspicious objects.
- Copenhagen police responded to threats involving air traffic for a second consecutive day and said their initial assessment found no danger to airport users.
- Staff at Irish broadcaster RTÉ’s Dublin headquarters were evacuated after a threat; some broadcasting services were affected.
- Sky News said it was among media organizations that received a security threat and that it had contacted authorities.
- Authorities have not established who is behind the threats or whether the incidents are connected.
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