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Six European flights targeted by bomb threats in coordinated alerts

At least six passenger flights across Europe received bomb threats on Tuesday, forcing emergency landings and diversions at airports from the UK to Bulgaria.

At least six passenger flights across Europe were targeted by bomb threats on Tuesday, forcing emergency landings and airport diversions. Two flights departed from UK airports: a Ryanair flight from Manchester to Murcia in Spain, and a LOT flight from London Heathrow to Warsaw, which was diverted to Warsaw-Modlin. Other affected flights included a Scandinavian Airlines service from Copenhagen to Warsaw, a flight from Israel to Sofia in Bulgaria, and two Ryanair flights that landed in Rome. No explosives were found on any of the aircraft after security inspections. Spanish authorities confirmed all 114 passengers and seven crew members on the Manchester flight disembarked safely and underwent security checks. Operations at affected airports resumed normally following the all-clear.

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