From Hindustan Times
Center Owned by HT MediaFlights diverted across Europe over bomb alerts, 2nd such incident this week
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In the second bomb‑threat scare this week, around ten passenger flights across several European countries were diverted on Thursday, with aircraft redirected to Italy, Bulgaria and Romania amid heightened security checks. The diversions affected carriers including Wizz Air Holdings Plc and Aer Lingus. The earlier incident this week involved an Aer Lingus Airbus A320.
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In one of the primary incidents on Thursday reported by Euronews, French authorities confirmed that an airliner travelling from Dublin to Rome was rerouted to France, where it was escorted by military aircraft after a suspected bomb threat. France's air force stated that it had dispatched planes "as…
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Several flights across Europe, including those of Aer Lingus, Wizz Air and LOT Polish Airlines, were diverted or halted Thursday after bomb threats.
